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Yttrium is the 27 most abundant element found on Earth, so it is not entirely correct to consider it "rare" - it is just difficult to extract and extract from all the other similar elements found in its minerals. Read More »
Tin disulfide can be used to prepare a tin disulfide catalyst for the preparation of hydrogen for fuel cells, to prepare a cobalt trioxide-tin disulfide nanocomposite, to prepare a tin disulfide nanosheet composite and to prepare a carbon nitride/tin disulfide quantum dot composite photocatalyst involving photocatalysts. Read More »
Molybdenum oxide, one of the main oxides of molybdenum, has a wide range of applications in industry and metallurgy. First of all, we must understand the basic properties of molybdenum oxide. It is extremely weakly oxidized and can be reduced at high temperatures by hydrogen, carbon and aluminum. Read More »
Due to their excellent physical and chemical properties, monoclinic zirconia powders are used in a variety of ceramic applications: pigments for tile decoration, refractory materials (refractory bricks, fused metal filters), PZT and dielectric materials, abrasive materials, thermal barrier coatings, and advanced technical ceramics. Read More »
Lithium niobate (chemical formula: LiNbO3) is a meta-niobate. Its single crystals are optical waveguides, important materials for cell phones, piezoelectric sensors, optical modulators and various other linear and nonlinear optical applications. Read More »
Antimony trioxide is white cubic crystal, melting point is 656℃, relative density is 5.2, belongs to amphoteric substance, easily soluble in acid; solubility in water is 0.002g/100mL. Read More »
Copper oxide, chemical formula CuO, is a black oxide of copper, slightly amphoteric, slightly hygroscopic. Insoluble in water and ethanol, easily soluble in acid, stable to heat, decomposing oxygen at high temperature. Read More »
PVD is physical vapor deposition, which refers to the deposition of specific components of gas onto the wafer surface by physical means (electricity, magnetism, gravity) to form a thin film. Magnetron sputtering is a kind of PVD, which is one of the older thin film growth techniques. Read More »
In addition, molybdenum disulfide can be a new material for making transistors. Compared with graphene, which is also a two-dimensional material, molybdenum disulfide has an energy band gap of 1.8 eV. Read More »
Overall, metallic copper showed strong antimicrobial properties with high chemical stability and environmental safety and relatively low price, so the antimicrobial properties of copper nanoparticles can be effectively utilized. Read More »
Sputtering is one of the main techniques to prepare thin film materials, it uses ions generated by ion source, after accelerated aggregation in vacuum, and form a high-velocity energy ion beam. Read More »
Used as engineering ceramic materials, as various standard abrasives, grinding carbide. Also used as engineering ceramic materials, sandblasting nozzles, manufacture of gas engine blades and other shaped sintered parts and seals. Read More »
White or light green powder or lump. Relative density 4.65. Melting point 1480°C. Insoluble in water, slightly soluble in acids. Insoluble in water, slightly soluble in acids. Good adhesion to metals. Toxic! Read More »
Spherical powders have been widely used in many fields because of their good fluidity and high solid density. In the field of thermal spraying, spherical powder makes the coating more uniform and compact because of its good fluidity, so the coating has better wear resistance. Read More »
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