Chromium selenide (CrSe) is an inorganic compound characterized by its transition metal dichalcogenide structure, which consists of chromium and selenium. It typically appears as a gray or black solid and exhibits a layered crystal structure, allowing for easy exfoliation into thin films. CrSe is known for its semiconducting properties, making it of interest in various electronic and optoelectronic applications, including photodetectors and transistors. The compound has a relatively high melting point and demonstrates stability under ambient conditions, although it can be sensitive to oxidation. Additionally, CrSe exhibits interesting magnetic properties, which can be influenced by its structural phase and the presence of defects. Its bandgap can vary depending on the number of layers, making it a subject of research in the field of two-dimensional materials. Overall, chromium selenide is a significant material in the study of advanced materials and nanotechnology, with potential applications in future electronic devices.

Chromium selenide (CrSe)

12053-13-3: Chromium monoselenide, Chromium selenide, Chromium selenide (CrSe), Selenoxochromium

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CAS 12053-13-3: Chromium selenide (CrSe)

Chromium selenide, Black powder, 99.5% (Metals basis)

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Chromium Selenide

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CHROMIUM SELENIDE

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