How do you define property in Bismuth Telluride Bismuth Telluride is a powder of gray with the molecular formula Bi2Te3. Bismuth Telluride is a semiconductor substance that has high thermal conductivity and good electrical conductivity. Although it is unlikely that bismuth informuride will cause any health issues, large quantities can… Continue reading
What’s quartz powder? Also known as silica powder, quartz powder can be found in the same vein as quartz sand. Quartz sand, a wear-resistant, and chemically stable silicate mineral, is hard. Its major mineral component is SiO2. Quartz sand’s color is either milky white (or colorless, and translucent). Quartz sand… Continue reading
The typical NaCl structure of titanium nitride is TiN. This cubic has a lattice constant of a=0.4241 and in which titanium molecules are found at the corners. TiN is non-stoichiometric and has a stable composition range of TiN0.37-TiN1.16. It is possible to alter the nitrogen content of TiN within a… Continue reading
What’s silica Aerogel? Silica Aerogel can be used to make chromatography, optics and other optical applications. There are both hydrophilic silica aerogels and hydrophobic ones. They can be found in many densities and shapes like discs, paper and fabric as well as cylinders and cylinders. American Elements can produce most… Continue reading
Products features Research on MAX phases can be traced back as far as the 1960s by Nowotny, et al. It was Nowotny et al. who first introduced the idea of ternary transition metal carbides (or nitrides). Barsoum first referred to the materials as “Mn+1AXn phases” in 2000 (or simply MAX… Continue reading
Hafnium Metal is First Extracted D. Koster and Hervez, a Swedish chemist and physicist from the Netherlands, found hafnium among zircons in Greenland and Norway. The element was named Hafnium by the Latin name of Copenhagen. Hervis and Koster, in 1925, separated titanium and zirconium using the method of crystallization… Continue reading
What exactly are Copper Nanoparticles Nanomaterials products have some very strange properties. The superplastic nano-copper can be stretched at room temperature for up to 50 times without cracking and is therefore very flexible. Nano copper is more reactive than normal copper to oxygen. Although the copper atoms of nano copper… Continue reading
Arsenic Trioxide (As2O3) is commonly known as arsenic and abbreviated ATO. It can be used both as a heat insulation powder or conductive powder (antistatic) for its excellent heat resistance. This material is well-suited for use in polymer films, coatings and chemical fibers. Additionally, because it is a conductive metal,… Continue reading
What’s graphite? Graphite A dark grey to black metallic mineral that is very soft and shiny with a distinctive, greasy sensation. Graphite, one of the Earth’s softest minerals will leave marks on paper. This is why graphite pencils are so popular. Graphite can be found as a natural form of… Continue reading
How does the property of nitinol-metal powder work? Nickelol metal powder is a NiTi-based alloy. It has special memory functions, Shape Memory Alloys. This alloy can be completely eliminated at low temperatures, and then restored after heating or heating. An alloy with the “memory effect” is in its original form…. Continue reading