TEM Specimen Supports in Molybdenum
We have extended our range of TEM grid materials to include four types, which are now available in Molybdenum. The new products are manufactured using a process known as chemical "milling" (etching) instead of the more familiar technique of "electroforming" (deposition) that is used in the manufacture of copper, nickel and gold products. Molybdenum is used principally in applications where it's high temperature, hardness, expansion of coefficient and corrosion resistance characteristics are considered important. The material which is used has a purity of 99.9%.
| Symbol |
Mo |
| Atomic number |
42 |
| Melting point |
2617.0°C (2890.15°K, 4742.6°F) |
| Boiling point |
4612.0°C (4885.15°K, 8333.6°F) |
| Density |
10.22 g/cm3 |
Specifications
| |
1000 Micron Grid |
| Overall Diameter |
3.05mm |
| Rim Width |
N/A |
| Rim Mark |
N/A |
| Center Mark |
N/A |
| Lines/inch |
N/A |
| Pitch |
N/A |
| Bar Width |
N/A |
| Hole Width |
1000µm |
| Overall thickness |
50µm |