Overview Zirconium Nitride Powder ZrN is the chemical formula for zirconium-nitride. Zirconium is a good corrosion resistant, high hardness, good oiliness, and ductility. These properties make Zirconium nitride attractive. It…
What is it? Zirconium Silicide ? Zirconium Silicide is a zirconium/silicon intermetallic compounds. It is a ceramic material of high temperature with excellent hardness, melting point, electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity,…
What is Zirconium Carbide ZrC? Zirconium Carbide is a dark grey cubic crystal with metallic shine. Crispy. The melting point is 3532. The boiling point of water is 5100. The…
What is it? Zirconium Silicide ? Zirconium Silicide, which is an intermetallic zirconium-silicon compound, is a high-temperature ceramic materials with high hardness and melting point. It has high electrical conductivity,…
Overview of Zirconium Diboride Pulver Zirconium diboride (ZrB2) This is a type of high covalent ceramic material with hexagonal crystal structures. It is an ultrahigh-temperature ceramic (UHTC), having a melting…
What is it? Zirconium Diboride Powder ? Zirconium Diboride (ZrB2), a type of high covalent ceramic material with hexagonal crystal structures, is one example. It is an ultrahigh-temperature ceramic (UHTC),…
What is zirconia, exactly? Zirconium dioxide is the main zirconium oxide. Its chemical formula is ZrO2, and it is white with odorless and tasteless crystals. It is insoluble and insoluble…
Introduction to Zirconium Silicide ZiSi2 Powder Zirconium silicide The chemical formula ZrSi2 is zirconium silicide. This is a metallic gray rhombic, glossy crystal with a relative density 4.8822. Zirconium Silicide…
What is Zirconium Diforide? Zirconium perboride The chemical formula for Zirconium diboride (ZrB2) is HTML3. Zirconium Diboride can be described as a type of covalent high refractory ceramic having a…
What is Hafnium Carbide? Hafnium carbide This gray solid needs to be stored at room temperature. Hafnium carbonide is capable of forming a solid solution when mixed with other compounds…