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Carbide Series
High purity carbide series crystal / pellets. The price is for reference only, please contact customer service for quotation!!!
| Element: | Carbide Series |
|---|---|
| Purity: | 3N 4N |
| Shape: | Crystal /Pellets |
| Weight: | 100g |
| Package: | Vacuum packaging, carton, wooden box |
| Specifications: | various specifications and sizes can be processed and customized according to customer requirements |
Overview
Physical and chemical properties
Carbides refer to binary compounds formed by carbon and elements (except hydrogen) with smaller or similar electronegativity. Carbides have a high melting point. Most carbides are carbon and metals that react at high temperatures. Obtained from the following reaction. According to the properties of elements, they are divided into metal carbides and non-metal carbides.
Application:
Silicon carbide, also known as emery, is a colorless crystal that can be used as an excellent abrasive.
Boron carbide is a black, shiny crystal that can be used to grind diamonds.
The unique strength and stability of carbides make them useful in industrial production of alloys.
Among ionic carbides, calcium carbide is the most useful and is mainly used as a raw material for acetylene. Intermediate carbides are mainly used as special structural materials with high temperature resistance and high hardness and high-speed cutting tool materials, such as tantalum carbide and tungsten carbide. Covalent carbides are mainly used as abrasives, such as silicon carbide, boron carbide, etc.
| Carbide Series | ||||
| Boron Carbide(B4C) | Niobium Carbide(NbC) | Tantalum Carbide(TaC) | Tungsten Carbide(WC) | Zirconium Carbide(ZrC) |
| Hafnium Carbide(HfC) | Nickel Carbide(NiC) | Titanium Carbide(TiC) | Tungsten Carbide Cobalt(WC+Co) | |
| Molybdenum Carbide(MoC) | Silicon Carbide(SiC) | Vanadium Carbide(VC) | Titanium Carbonitride(TiCN) | |
