Deuterium(D2)

High-purity deuterium (D₂) for isotopic labeling, neutron moderation, semiconductor manufacturing, and advanced research.

Deuterium is a heavier, stable isotope of hydrogen, consisting of one proton and one neutron in its nucleus. It is a colorless, odorless, non-toxic, and flammable gas. As a diatomic molecule, it exists in ortho and para spin isomers, with a 2:1 equilibrium composition at room temperature. Deuterium serves as a critical material in nuclear research and neutron moderation, a tracer for isotopic labeling in biochemical and environmental studies, a feedstock for producing heavy water and deuterated compounds, and a specialized gas in semiconductor and fiber optic manufacturing. It is also used in advanced scientific research, including neutron scattering experiments and fusion energy studies, typically transported as a liquefied compressed gas.