Review of titanium carbide TiC is the chemical formula for titanium carbide. Its molecular weight is 59.89. Grey metal cubic lattice-solids with gray metal faces. Relative density 4.93, melting point 3140+-90 and boiling point 4820. A hardness greater than 9 Water is insoluble, but it can be broken down by… Continue reading
An overview of Molybdenum Carbide Powder It is described in molecular terms. molybdenum caride Mo2C is of Molecular Weight 203.88 with a Carbon Content 5.89%. It’s a dark gray metallic powder that has a tightly packed hexagonal lattice. The melting point for this metal powder is 2690 and its density… Continue reading
How do you define it? Chromium Carbide ? High melting point, inorganic metal with excellent wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and oxidation resistance at high temperatures (1000-1100), is Chromium Carbide. This special heat performance makes it a popular thermal spray material to protect metal surfaces. It can also be used in… Continue reading
How is silicon caride used? The use of silicon carbide, or carbonorundum in cutting tools and sandpaper has been a common material since late 19th-century. Recent applications include refractory coatings and heating elements in industrial furnaces, wear-resistant pieces of pumps and rocket engines, as well semiconductor substrates for light emitting… Continue reading
Aluminum carbide It is an organic compound having the molecular structure Al4C3. Aluminium carbide, a powdered or crystal block of yellowish greenish aluminum that is hygroscopic, is an inorganic compound with the molecular formula Al4C3. Aluminium carbide is dissolved at high temperatures into aluminum hydroxide and methane in cold water…. Continue reading
Tungsten carbide A compound made of tungsten, carbon, and has a molecular structure of WC. The molecular weight is 195.85. Tungsten carbid is a black hexagonal crystal, with a metallic luster similar to that of diamond. Tungsten carbide conducts electricity well. Tungsten carbide can’t be dissolve in water or hydrochloric… Continue reading
What is boron caride? Boron carbide (also known as black diamond) is an inorganic compound with the chemical formula B4C. It is typically gray-black micropowder. It’s second only after diamond and cubicboron nutride as one of the most hard materials. It can be used to make bulletproof vests, armor for… Continue reading
Tantalum carbide is a hard material, which is often used in metalworking and aerospace industries. It has great properties such as good electrical conductivity, excellent hardness and thermal resistance. When combined with other metals, it forms a composite called refractory ceramic. This is a type of material which is used… Continue reading
Molybdenum Carbide is a chemical compound with the formula Mo2C. It is known for its high melting point, hardness, thermal stability, and mechanical stability. Particle Size: -325mesh Purity: 99% Molybdenum carbide powder Molecular formula of molybdenum carbide It is Mo2C , Molybdenum carbide molecular Weight Its carbon content is 5.89%…. Continue reading
Titanium carbide This is a cubic, light gray-colored, chemically stable, insoluble in water. While titanium carbide does not react well with sulfuric acid or hydrochloric Acid, it is easily dissolved in aqua regia and nitric acids. Additionally, it dissolves in alkaline oxide solutions. Titanium carbide (iron gray crystal, metallic luster)… Continue reading