The Applications of Zirconium Diboride Powder
Zirconium Diboride Powder Overview Zirconium diboride (ZrB2) This is a type of covalent refractory high-temperature ceramic material, with a hexagonal structure. It’s an ultra-high-temperature ceramic (UHTC), with a melting points of 3246degC. Because of its low density (6.09 g/cm3), and excellent high-temperature resistance it is a good candidate for high-temperature aerospace uses such as hypersonic […]
Read MoreAluminum Nitride – One of The Most Promising Ceramic Materials
Aluminum nitride This is a covalent bonds compound. Its chemical formula is AlN. The aluminum nitride has the appearance of a diamond, and hexagonal crystal systems. Aluminum nitride, a ceramic material that has exceptional comprehensive properties, is an excellent choice. Aluminium nitride, also known as AlN, has high strength, volume resistance, insulation withstand voltage and […]
Read MoreMagnese Dioxide MnO2 Powder Properties And Applications
Manganese dioxide An inorganic compound that has the chemical formula MnO2. This is a black amorphous or black orthorhombic powder. It is also used as an antioxidant and rust removal agent. Properties of Magnese Dioxide Mo2 Powder Manganese dioxide can’t be disintegrated in water or weak acids. It also doesn’t dissolve well in weak bases. […]
Read MoreCopper Nitrate Solution
Product DescriptionCu2+ ions (Cu) and two NO3- ions form an anhydrous crystalline salt that has an orthorhombic crystal structure. The salt is easily hydrated to produce a hexa and tri hydrate that are rhombohedral and octahedral in crystallinity, respectively.The chemical formula of the hydrated copper II nitrate molecule has an internal coordination sphere that is […]
Read MoreWhat is selenium powder and what is it used for?
Selenium powder Selenium is a chemical element that has both the symbol Se as well as an atomic number of 34. This nonmetal is more commonly called a metallic (or a metalloid), with properties that lie between the elements below and above the periodic table. It also shares similarities with arsenic. It does not occur […]
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