Tag: nuclear

Page 1/1

Email: inquiryartista2020@gmail.com


    Blog

    The Applications of Boron Carbide Powder

    Overview of Boron Carbide powder Boron carbide It is low in density and strong, has good high temperature stability, chemical stability, as well as good strength. It is therefore widely used in wear-resistant material, ceramic reinforcement phases and lightweight armor. Boron carbide has a lower cost of production than diamond and cubic-boron nitride. This makes it more popular. It is sometimes used in place of expensive diamonds for polishing and grinding, drilling, etc.
    B4C powder features high purity, low particle size distribution and a large specific surface area. B4C powder can be described as a synthetic superhard materials with a hardness level of 9.46, a microhardness range of 56-6200Kg/mm2, an average of 252g/cm3, a melting point at 2250 degrees Celsius and a ratio of 2.52g/cm3.
    Chemical properties, non-magnetic. High temperature and low temperature resistance. Strong acid. Strong alkali. Boron carbide has the ability to absorb neutrons, emits no harmful radiation and is not subject to secondary radiation pollution. It is less hard than diamond. Boron carbide, one of the most stable acids, is stable in all concentrated and dilute acid solutions. Boron carbonide is stable below 800 degrees Celsius in an ambient air environment. The boron dioxide, which is the result of oxidation at high temperatures, is lost in gas phase. This makes it unstable and can then be oxidized into carbon dioxide and/or boron trioxide.
    Boron carbide absorbs a large amount of neutrons and does not form radioactive isotopes. It is a great neutron absorber for nuclear power stations. It is used to control nuclear fission's rate. Nuclear reactors use Boron carbide. A controllable rod, sometimes powdered due to the larger surface area.
    Boron Carbide B4C Powder Cas 12069-32-8
    What are the potential applications Boron Carbide powder?
    It is capable of controlling nuclear fission. It is a good neutron absorber to nuclear power plants. It is mainly used to control the rate at which nuclear fission takes place. The majority of Boron is made into controllable rods for nuclear reactors. However, the surface area increases can sometimes make it into powder.
    Abrasive: Boron Carbide has been used for many years as a coarse abrasive. The powder is easy to melt into simple shapes, however, because of its high melting points. It can withstand high temperatures. Useful for polishing, grinding, drilling, and grinding hard materials, such as gems and cemented carbide.
    Boron carbide is also a coating paint that can be used on warships and helicopters. The coating forms an overall defense layer and is lightweight.
    Nozzle: Boron carbide can be used to make a spray gun nozzle for the ordnance business. Boron carbide is very hard and wear-resistant. It does not react to acid or alkali and can withstand high pressure and high temperatures. Boron carbide is used to make metalborides, smelt boron and boron alloys, special welding and other purposes.
    Boron Carbide powder supplier
    Tech Co., Ltd. () is a professional carbide powder Over 12 years' experience in chemical product development and research. We accept credit cards, T/T and West Union payments. We will ship goods overseas via FedEx, DHL and by air or sea to our customers.
    You can find high-quality powdered boron carbide here Please contact us Send an inquiry



    Blog

    Livermorium Neutrons

    livermorium neutrons are produced in nuclear fusion reactions. They are also released during the formation of a new element (such as uranium).

    Element 116 was first synthesized in 2000 by researchers from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and scientists from the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia. Its name, livermorium, honors the city of Livermore and LLNL, where the experiment took place.

    The discovery of element 116 was made in a team led by Yuri Oganessian, Vladimir Utyonkov and Kenton Moody at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna. The team bombarded curium targets with calcium to produce the element.

    During the reaction, the nuclei of calcium-48 fused with the nuclei of curium-248. This resulted in the production of eight more atoms of livermorium.

    Chemically, livermorium is a p-block transactinide element in group 16 of the periodic table. It is the heaviest element in this group. It is predicted to have some similar properties to the lighter homologous elements (oxygen, sulfur, selenium, and tellurium) but it is also expected to behave as a post transition metal.

    The atomic mass of livermorium is 293 g/mol. It has a covalent radius of 164 pm. This reflects the fact that the atomic nucleus occupies a much smaller space than the atom's outer shell of electrons. The difference is a measure of the nuclear binding energy which holds the nucleus together.

    Products Category


    Innovative materials

    Cement foaming agent, also known as foaming concrete foaming agent, refers to an admixture that can reduce the surface tension of liquid and generate a large amount of uniform and stable foam for the production of foamed concrete. Foaming agent is a kind of substance that can make its aqueous...

    Molecular sieves

    Molecular sieve is a synthetic hydrated aluminosilicate (zeolite) or natural zeolite with the function of screening molecules.Zeolite molecular sieve has a complex and changeable structure and a unique pore system, and is a catalyst with excellent performance. Uses of Molecular Sieves Molecular sieve is mainly caused by molecular attraction, which...

    Surfactant

    Any substance that dissolves in water and can significantly reduce the surface energy of water is called a surface active agent (surface active agent, SAA) or surface active substance. Surfactants reduce the surface tension of water by adsorbing at the gas-liquid two-phase interface, and can also reduce the oil-water interfacial...

    Lithium Battery Anode

    Lithium battery anode material are generally divided into carbon-based negative electrodes and non-carbon-based negative electrodes. Among them, carbon-based negative electrodes can be divided into graphite, hard carbon, and soft carbon negative electrodes. Graphite can be divided into artificial graphite, natural graphite, and mesocarbon microspheres; non-carbon The negative electrode includes lithium...

    MAX Phase

    The MAX phase is a new type of ternary layered compound, which is composed of three elements, M, A and X, and its general chemical formula is MN+1AXN, (wherein, M: pre-transition metal, A: Group A element, X: Carbon or nitrogen, N=1, 2, 3…), both metal materials (excellent electrical and thermal...

    Metal Alloy

    Alloy is a mixture with metallic properties synthesized by two or more metals and metals or non-metals by certain methods. Generally obtained by fusion into a homogeneous liquid and solidification. According to the number of constituent elements, it can be divided into binary alloys, ternary alloys and multi-element alloys. Two...

    Nanoparticles

    Nanometer-scale structural materials are referred to as nanometer materials for short, which refer to the size of their structural units ranging from 1 nanometer to 100 nanometers. Since its size is close to the coherence length of electrons, its properties are greatly changed due to the self-organization brought about by...

    Stearic Acid Series

    Stearic acid, namely octadecanoic acid, molecular formula C18H36O2, is produced by the hydrolysis of oil and is mainly used to produce stearate. Dissolve each gram in 21ml of ethanol, 5ml of benzene, 2ml of chloroform or 6ml of carbon tetrachloride. Applications of Stearic acid Mainly used in the production of...

    Selenide Powder

    There is a typical antagonism between selenium and metals, and selenium with different valences can combine with metal ions to form metal selenides. Metal selenides have attracted much attention in recent years due to their excellent optoelectronic and catalytic properties, and have potential applications in solar cells, pollutant degradation, and...

    Telluride Powder

    Tellurium is a typical scattered element. Tellurium and its compounds are widely used in metallurgy, chemical industry, electronics, energy, medicine and health and other industries.Telluride is a compound of tellurium with a metal or a non-metal. Such as the representative of the telluride with a non-metal is hydrogen telluride, which...

    Silicide Powder

    Binary compounds formed by certain metals (such as lithium, calcium, magnesium, iron, chromium, etc.) and some non-metals (such as boron, etc.) and silicon. Generally crystalline, with metallic luster, hard and high melting point. Uses of Silicide Powder Metal silicide as an electric heating element is one of its earliest applications....

    Nitride Powder

    Nitride is similar to metal in appearance, hardness and conductivity, and generally has high hardness, high melting point, stable chemical properties, and electrical conductivity. Such as titanium nitride, vanadium nitride, zirconium nitride, tantalum nitride, etc. is hard and refractory, and has the characteristics of chemical corrosion resistance and high temperature...

    Carbide powder

    Carbide powder is a binary compound formed by carbon (other than hydrogen) which is smaller or similar to electronegativity. Carbides have a higher melting point. Most carbides are carbon and metal at high temperatures. The next reaction is obtained. The properties of the element are divided into metal carbides and...

    Oxide Powder

    Oxide powder is the chemical compound solid powder contains one oxygen and another element, such as metal oxides, metal oxides are a chemical compound formed between metals, specifically cations such as Na, K, Li, etc., and oxygen. These compounds require at least of two elements, as compounds do, and always...

    Sulfide Powder

    Sulfide powder refers to the chemical compounds powder with large families of inorganic and organic compounds, e.g. copper sulfide, Zinc sulfide, molybdenum disulfide, tungsten disulfide powders and so on. Sulfides and their similar compounds include a series of metals and semi-metallic elements combined with S, Se, Te, As, Sb, Bi...

    3D Printing Powder

    3D Printing powder are metal powders that are reduced to fine particles. 3D printing metal powder are the the preliminary base materials for most 3D printing processes that produce metallic parts. 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing (AM), is the manufacturing of parts and products in a layer-by-layer fashion....

    Boride Powder

    Metallic boride powders are very unique but functional new ceramic materials.The boride powders have many advantages such as high melting point, high hardness, good electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity. Therefore, boride powder can be used as heat-resistant and hard materials that can be accurately processed by electric discharge machining. Such...

    Elementary

    Elementary substance is a pure chemical substance that consists of atoms belonging to a single chemical element, it is widely used in many industrial fields. Are you looking for high purity & quality elementary substance such as hafnium diboride powder, zirconium diboride powder, aluminum diboride powder, magnesium diboride powder? Biomedicalmaterialsprogram...

    Resent Products