High Purity Micron Nano Boron B Powder CAS 7440-42-8 EINECS 231-151-2

Product Name: Boron Powder.
Chemical formula: B.
Atomic weight: 10.81.
CAS number: 7440-42-8.
EINECS number: 231-151-2.
Appearance: Black or dark brown powder.
Purity: Boron>=99.9%.
Particle size: 200~1000 mesh (can be customized produced according to customers’ requirements)
Features: High purity, good dispersibility, small particle size, uniform distribution, good oxidation resistance, and corrosion resistance.
Application:
- Boron can be used as a protective material in the atomic energy industry, made into boron steel for use in atomic reactors, neutron absorbers and counters, and ignition poles for neutron ignition tubes.
- Catalysts for ceramic industry and organic synthesis, high-energy fuels for rocket propulsion.
- Used for synthesizing various high-purity boron containing compounds, it is an important raw material for manufacturing high-purity boron halides, and boron is a raw material for producing boron fibers. Raw materials for manufacturing borane and various borides, borane can be used as high-energy fuel for rockets and missiles;
- Used for the smelting of special alloy steel, in the fireworks industry, boron is a gas scavenger in molten copper.
- In the fields of semiconductors and electrical engineering: after carbonization treatment at around 2300 ℃, it is used as a cathode material for the ignition core in ignition tubes. It can also be used as a raw material for preparing high-quality cathode material lanthanum boride.
- Used as a raw material for automotive airbag detonators, high-energy solid fuels, boron containing functional ceramics, space technology, ZY catalysts, superconductivity, atomic reactors, boranes, various borides, high-purity boron halides, metallurgy, glass, electronics, and other fields.
- The addition of boron containing diamond has a significant effect on improving and enhancing the properties of diamond crystals.
- Alloy additives, diamond, wire drawing dies, or propellants, detonators, fluxes, and other boron compound raw materials in military industry.
