What exactly is Titanium Silicide Due to the shrinkage of device sizes, metal silicides, also known as metal electrodes, are used extensively in source drain/gate of metal oxide silicon field effect transistors. (M0SFET). TiSi2 is a titanium silicide. This (TiSi2 ), has the benefits of high resistance, low temperature resistance,… Continue reading
What exactly is Spherical Alumina, and how can it help you? Spherical aluminum refers to a form of alumina having a spherical shape. The type of crystal phase it has is called -alumina. Why should we emphasize the “sphere shape”? The reason is that the area of application for alumina… Continue reading
What are the properties of zirconium Nitride? Zirconium-nitride does not dissolve in water. However, it is slightly soluble and can be used to make inorganic and concentrated sulfuric acids. The zirconium-nitride powder features high purity, low particle sizes, large specific area, and high activity. It’s used to make high-temperature ceramics… Continue reading
What is tungstenoxide? Tungsten Trioxide is a light yellow powder crystal of triclinic tungsten. Tungsten trioxide turns to orange tetragonal if it is heated above 740°C. After cooling, the crystals will return to their original condition. It is stable when heated to room temperature, having a melting point at 1473°C,… Continue reading
What is Sodium Myristate? Sodium myristate, alias: sodium tetradecanoate. Surfactants and cleansers are three of the most important functions for sodium myristate found in cosmetics and skin products. You can use it with confidence as the risk factor is 2 It is generally safe for pregnant women. The acne-causing effects… Continue reading
What’s zirconia? Zirconium dioxide, which has the chemical formula ZrO2, forms the primary oxide. Normal conditions make it a clear, tasteless, smellless, and colorless crystal. It’s insoluble in water and hydrochloric acids. Chemical properties of this crystal are inactive. This material is characterized by high melting point and high resistance…. Continue reading
Chemical and physical properties Tantalum Carbide, a dark or brown metallic powder with a cubic crystal structure, is hard. Boiling point: 5500°F, melting point 3880°F, and boiling point: 5500°F, relative densities 13.9 and hardness 9.0 10. Mixtures of hydrofluoric acid and nitric acids are soluble. It is not soluble in… Continue reading
The silicon materials has extensive reserves. If Si and Li are combined in a Li4.4Si, their theoretical specific capacities can exceed 4200mAh/g. That is more than the amount of lithium-ion that is absorbed by current-generation lithium batteries. Therefore, it is thought to have the potential to be used for the… Continue reading
What’s graphene? Graphene’s excellent optical and electrical properties make it a promising material for materials science and micro-nano process, as well as energy and biomedicine. It’s a promising material for the future. The application graphene: Research and development in graphene continue to heat up. The graphene-related material is widely used… Continue reading
New technology in printing is 3D printing. Its unique advantage is the ability to directly create parts of any form from computer graphics data. Without having to machin or use molds. This allows for faster product development, increased productivity, and lower production costs. The most popular raw material to 3D… Continue reading