Abstract: A lead-free sealing material is provided, which contains a glass with a composition including 47.5-67.5 mole % SnO, 2.5-15 mole % MgO, and 30-40 mole % P2O5. The lead-free sealing material has excellent chemical durability, low melting temperature, and good flowability during heating. The lead-free material is particularly suitable to be used as a sealing material. The lead-free sealing material may additionally contain low-thermal-expansion powdered fillers to reduce the thermal expansion coefficient of the resulting sealing material.

Abstract: A ceramic powder composition and an optoelectronic device substrate utilizing the ceramic powder composition are disclosed. The optoelectronic device substrate is formed by sintering a ceramic powder composition including 4 to 97 wt % (weight percent) of zircon, 0 to 60 wt % of silicon dioxide, and 0 to 80 wt % of alumina, wherein the sintered ceramic substrate includes first and second crystalline phases, the first crystalline phase is zircon, and the second crystalline phase is at least one of or a combination of alumina, silicon dioxide, and zirconia crystalline phases, furthermore, the second crystalline phase can also includes a mullite crystalline phase.

Abstract: A lead-free sealing material is provided, which contains a glass with a composition including 47.5-67.5 mole % SnO, 2.5-15 mole % MgO, and 30-40 mole % P2O5. The lead-free sealing material has excellent chemical durability, low melting temperature, and good flowability during heating. The lead-free material is particularly suitable to be used as a sealing material. The lead-free sealing material may additionally contain low-thermal-expansion powdered fillers to reduce the thermal expansion coefficient of the resulting sealing material.