Boride powders, a type of compound powder formed by chemical reactions between metals and boron elements, are known for their high performance in various applications.
In the era where technological progress paves the way for new fields in materials science, titanium nitride (TiN) powder has become the cornerstone of various industries.
In the rapidly developing field of nanotechnology, tungsten disulfide (WS2) has become a star, providing unique properties and wide applications.
Silicon sulfide (SiS2) powder is a crystalline compound that has attracted much attention due to its excellent thermal stability and chemical resistance.
Zirconium carbide nanoparticles or nano ZrC powders represent a class of advanced ceramic materials.
SnTe powder is highly praised for its adjustable bandgap, which can be adjusted through doping, making it suitable for use in a wide range of electronic devices.
Manganese diboride (MnB2) is a binary intermetallic compound characterized by its layered hexagonal crystal structure.
Copper selenide is classified as a ternary I-III-VI2 semiconductor, attracting scientists and engineers with its excellent electronic and thermoelectric properties.
Bismuth oxide (Bi2O3) is a yellow-white inorganic compound known for its high refractive index and excellent chemical stability.
Antimony Telluride Powder Sb2Te3, a compound composed of antimony and tellurium, boasts one of the highest thermoelectric figures of merit (ZT values) among known materials.
In the complex world of advanced ceramics and refractory materials, tantalum borate (TaB2) powder has become a game changer, providing unparalleled performance and driving boundaries of innovation.
Hafnium nitride, the chemical name HfN, is an inorganic compound synthesized through advanced chemical vapor deposition or reactive sputtering techniques.
Petroleum Sulfonate is a new type of sulfate anionic surfactant. It is easily soluble in water, has good dispersibility, good compatibility with hard water and high electrolyte stability. Solid content: 45%
Sodium Diisobutylnaphthalene Sulphonate is an anionic surfactant, easily soluble in water, can reduce the surface tension of water, has excellent penetration and wettability, and has emulsification, diffusion and foaming properties Purity: 60-65%
PPH and Eastman chemical company's T is a typical high efficiency film forming agent. About Propylene glycol phenyl ether: When PPH is added to the latex system, it is redistributed in the aqueous phase and the polymeric phase.
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