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Zirconium carbonide (ZrC), a refractory ceramic that has a high hardness, is used commercially to make tooltips. It’s usually processed through sintering.
Particle Size: -325mesh
Purity: 99%
Zirconium Carbide Pulver:
Zirconium caride ZrC ceramic is a very hard, refractory material. It is used in the production of tooltips. The most common method of processing it is sintering.
Zirconium carbonide has brittle.
Zirconium sulfide melting points are 3540°C and
Zirconium nitrate boiling points reach 5100°C. Mohs hardness ranges from 8-9. Is insoluble with cold water and hydrochloric acids. It dissolves in hydrofluoric and hot concentrated sulfuric, containing either nitric acid (or hydrogen peroxide). At high temperatures, it reacts with chlorine to make zirconium trichloride. It burns at 700°C in the air to create zirconia. You should not mix it with water.
ZrC dust is a grey metal powder having a cubic structure. It is highly resistant to corrosion. Group IV interstitial transitional metal carbides (UHTC) are also included. ZrC’s thermal conductivity is 20.5 W/mK, and its electrical conductivity (resistivity at 43cm) are both similar to zirconium. Due to the strong ZrC covalent bond, ZrC has a very high melting temperature (3530°C), high module (440 GPa), as well as a low hardness (25 GPa). ZrC’s density is 6.73g/cm3 lower than that of other carbides, such as TaC (14.75 g/cm3) or WC (15.8g/cm3). ZrC appears to be appropriate for rocket/hyperjet or supersonic aircraft where high density and high temperature load-bearing capability are crucial requirements.
As with most carbides from refractory materials, zirconium carbonide is substoichiometric. It contains carbon vacancies. If the content of carbon exceeds ZrC0.98, it is considered free carbon. Between 0.65 and 0.98, the ZrC-to-carbon ratio to metal is stable.
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Zirconium Carbide Nanoparticles NanoZrC powder:
Zirconium carbonide nanoparticles, CAS 12070-14-3, have high purity, small particles, uniform distribution and high specific surface area. High melting point, high strength, corrosion resistant high-temperature material is Nano ZrC. This powder can absorb visible light efficiently, reflect infrared, and store energy.
Technical Parameters of Zirconium-Carbide Nanoparticles and Nano ZrC Powder
Product name |
MF |
Purity |
Particle Size |
Crystal Form |
SSA |
Color |
Zirconium Carbide Nanoparticles |
ZrC |
99% |
20nm |
Cubic |
11m2/g |
Black |
How Zirconium Carbide ZrC powder
is produced?
Zirconium carbonide can be made in many different ways. A carbothermal reaction is made of graphite zirconia. This produces powder. This produces dense ZrC. Full-density ZrC can be made by spark plasma sintering.
You can also make zirconium carbide using solution-based processes. It is done by heating the metal oxide in acetylacetone.
Chemical vapor deposition (CVP) is another method of manufacturing. It is possible to heat the zirconium sponge, and also decompose the gas halide.
ZrC cannot be used above 800°C because of its low oxidation resistant. The preparation of composite materials is one way to increase the resistance to oxidation for ZrC. ZrC–ZrB2 is a key composite material. ZrC–ZrB2-SiC composites are also important. This composite material can be used at temperatures of up to 1800°C.
Zirconium Carbide ZrC Pulse:
Zirconium carbide is a type of high melting material that has high hardness, excellent heat refractory and high hardness. This material is commonly used to make alloy steel. Also used in the manufacture of zirconium and Zirconium Tetrachloride. Zirconium carbonide can be used in an incandescent filament. Now, it’s primarily used as an abrasive. This can be used to make cemented carbide.
Zirconium carbonide is a ceramic hard material that can be used for cutting. The zirconium carbonide (ZRC), which is made by sintering has high temperatures oxidation resistance and high strength. It also exhibits high thermal conductivity, toughness, and high toughness. Additionally, nanopowders of zirconium carbonide (ZrC), exhibit high visible light absorption, great infrared reflection, and have large energy storage capabilities.
Coating material
As refractory coats in nuclear reactors, ZrC is not used. It is less susceptible to radiation damage and has a lower neutron absorption. You can use it as a protective coating on uranium dioxide, OR dioxide particles and nuclear fuel. In a fluidized-bed reactor, superheated chemicalvapor deposition usually results in coatings. The material has excellent emissivity at high temperatures and high current capacities, which makes it ideal for use in thermo-photoelectric heaters, field emitter tips, and arrays.
Concrete tools
These cemented carbide compound can be used to drill and make other tools with wear resistance because of their hardness. Zirconium carbide, also known as ZrC (zirconium carbide), is a highly-temperature structure material that has high melting points and excellent strength. This material can be strengthened and resistant to corrosion by using cemented carbide.
Nanostructured parts
Zirconium carbide nanoparticles may be used in the metalurgical, chemical, or aerospace industries. The textile industry can use it to produce nylon, fiber, and carbide thermostatic fabrics. They are also used to create composites for metal substrates and ceramics.
Shipping and Packing of Zirconium Carbide Naparticles Nano ZrC Pulp:
We offer many packing options that are dependent on the quantity of zirconium-carbid nanoparticles.
Zirconium carbide nanoparticles packing vacuum packaging, 1kg/bag or 25kg/barrel.
Zirconium-carbid nanoparticles Shipping:
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Zirconium Carbide Properties
|
zirconium(IV) carbide, methylidynezirconium, ZrC powder |
12070-14-3 |
|
ZrC |
Molecular Weight
103.23 |
Appearance |
Gray Powder |
Melting Point |
3532 |
Heating Point |
5100 |
Density |
6.73 g/cm3 |
Solubility of H2O |
N/A |
Exact |
102.912529 |
ZirconiumCarbide Health and Safety Information
|
Danger |
Hazard Statements |
H228-H302-H312-H332 |
Hazard Codes |
F.
Risk Codes |
11-20/21/22 |
Security Statements |
16-27-33-36/37/39 |
Transport Information |
UN3178 4.1/PG 2 |
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