Description

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Overview

Gallium, a soft and silvery metal, is primarily obtained as a byproduct during the processing of bauxite or zinc ores, undergoing meticulous refining to achieve the purity required for advanced industrial uses. Valued for its remarkably low melting point of 29.76°C—allowing it to liquefy in the palm of your hand—and its exceptional semiconductor properties, gallium is a critical material in high-tech applications. It is widely used in the production of gallium arsenide for solar cells, LEDs, and microwave circuits, as well as in thermal management systems due to its unique thermal conductivity. Gallium’s role in enabling efficient, high-performance electronics makes it indispensable in the renewable energy and telecommunications sectors, while its recyclability supports sustainable practices in technology manufacturing.

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Properties

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Applications

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Packaging options​

Standard Format:

Ingots or liquid, 100 g–1 kg

Sealed plastic containers

Available as granules

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Market outlook​

Gallium prices are ~$300–$500/kg, tied to 5G and renewable energy. China supplies ~90%. Supply risks include export restrictions, but demand is growing.

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Purchase & Compliance​

Certificate of analysis included. Third-party testing offered. KYC may apply for bulk orders.

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