What is sulfid cadmia?
cadmia (CDS) sulfide (CDS) is a brightly colored semiconductor mineral often used as yellow to yellow -orange pigment. In its natural state, when sulfide cadmia is formed into the crystal, it is called greenockit. When it is perceived as a powder yellow mineral coating on the rocks, it is called Hawleyite. The component in some types of solar cells, sulfide cadmia is most often referred to in the field of inorganic chemistry. Soluble in acid and slightly soluble in water, when cadmium reacts with acid, turns into a toxic flammable gas. The molecular weight is to measure the weight of a single chemical atom, measured compared to the standard mass unit of the molecular matter. Thin films of cadmium sulfide are produced industrially in order to create a type of solar cells called cadmia teluride photovoltaic cell.
Solar cells based on cadmiabýth are considered one of the less expensive types of solar cells on the market. The use of material is somewhat controversial because there is a reported possibility of exposure toxicAbout cadmium teluride from cells, especially when the cells begin to decompose from wear and solar exposure. The most common material used in most solar cells is silicon.
As a pigment, cadmia sulfid has many names, including ferro lemon yellow, yellow cadmium and yellow Aurora. The yellow cadmium is known as eye eye bright yellow shade. The name cadmium is used to indicate a certain type of color and not all materials marked with yellow cadmium contain cadmia sulfide as coloring.
Additional colors and neighboring colors are color links used in combination with color wheels to determine color combinations that are aesthetically pleasant. The color wheel is basically a spectrum of arranged circle colors, like a circular rainbow. For yellow cadmium, matching additional colors that are colors on the opposite side of the colored wheel move from deep real blue tones to blue tilted aquamari colorwell. Neighboring colors, which are located next to the yellow cadmium on the colored bike, include orange to red -orange colors and green -colored spring yellow.
When exposed to acid, cadmium sulfide turns into a flammable deadly gas called hydrogen sulphide. Also called the "sewer gas", the gas sulphide gas is one of the flammable natural gas components. It is used as a chemical weapon in war and in a number of terrorist attacks, especially in Japan.