Xenon

By keeping track of current market development, we are offering an outstanding range of Xenon Rare Gas. This gas is widely used in numerous industries like medical, electronic, space and other industry. Our vendors process this gas utilizing modish technology. Still, our vendors’ quality managers perform a series of testing procedures at each stage of processing. Owing to its several benefits, offered gas is widely praised by our clients.

The extremely rare noble gas xenon (Xe) only accounts for 0.000009% of air. It is only used where lighter noble gases are not effective. This includes applications such as plasma screens and semiconductors as well as car headlights, camera flashes and anaesthetics.

The growing popularity of xenon headlights in cars coupled with regulations mandating energy-saving bulbs has sent demand for this gas skyrocketing. Brightness is not the only reason behind the automobile industry’s move to xenon lights. Lower energy and fuel consumption was an equally appealing factor. Xenon bulbs can also be used in cinema projectors, light projectors and camera flashes. Xenon accounts for at least 5% of the gas mixture in plasma screens. It is used with neon to fill the many small cells between two glass plates. Every pixel is made up of three of these cells. To create a colour image, each cell is individually charged using a transistor, causing the gas to temporarily ionise and form plasma.

Xenon is also used in the aerospace industry for ion thrust propulsion, a technology that utilises ion beams to propel space rockets. Put simply, an ion beam is generated by initially ionising xenon and then using an electrical or magnetic field to accelerate the ions.