Is tin oxide transparent to UV region of the light spectrum?

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Imad Disher

No, it is NOT transparent to UV.

For more details, please google "tin oxide uv-vis" and have a look for its spectra.

Xixia Liu

No, tin oxide nanoparticles is not transparent at UV-light part, especially at 350nm. You can check the UV-vis spectra for this.

Samir G. Pandya

Dear Pradeep Subedi,

No, it is not transparent to UV region of the light spectrum. Kindly check the UV-VIS spectra for the same.

I hope the information will help you.

With Best Wishes,

Xuhua Wang

Please be aware of that the most of optical spectra of Tin oxides coating on glass. The glass is at the cut-off edge of 350 nm. The transparency of tin oxides can be down to 300nm if it was coated on BK7 glass which is more transparent than tin oxides on a normal glass. Please see attached spectrum from web.