High Purity Chalcogenide Materials | Sulfides, Selenides, Tellurides
Chalcogenide materials are made by combining sulfur, selenium, or tellurium with metals, and are valued for their exceptional electrical and optical properties. With fast phase transitions, high thermal stability and tunable conductivity, they are ideal for memory devices, photovoltaics and infrared applications.
Chalcogenide Materials Overview
Chalcogenide materials are compounds formed by combining one or more chalcogen elements—mainly sulfur (S), selenium (Se), or tellurium (Te)—with metals or metalloids. These materials are typically semiconductors, known for their unique electrical, optical, and phase change properties, and are widely used in advanced technologies.
Chalcogenides provided by ULPMAT:
Characteristics of Chalcogenides
Applications of Chalcogenides