[labnetwork] Experience with Refractory Metal Liners for Pt E-beam Evaporation
Richelson, Tucson
tucsonr at illinois.edu
Tue May 26 13:56:10 EDT 2026
Hello,
Does anyone have experience using refractory metal crucible liners for e-beam evaporation of platinum?
I am currently using Fabmate, which performs well until the platinum reaches higher temperatures, at which point carbon contamination becomes an issue. I have had good results using a tungsten liner for gold, and I’m considering trying tungsten for platinum as well.
However, I’ve come across online sources suggesting that refractory metals may not be compatible with platinum. I’d appreciate any insights or recommendations based on your experience. Thank you in advance.
Best,
Tucson Richelson
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