High purity Boron Powder Amorphous Boron Powder CAS 7440-42-8, 95%

About Boron Amorphous Boron:
The powder of Boron consists of a black, dark brown powder. It can react at room temperature with fluorine.
Boron is also known as amorphous ore. Boron has high volume and mass calorific values. The powder is a gray-brown to light brown color with active chemical properties. Although it is relatively stable, at room temperature, the powder will begin to oxidize once temperatures reach 300 degrees Celsius. The ignition temperature is high and requires 700 degrees Celsius. Boron can react with sulfur, oxygen and nitrogen. It can also combine directly with metals to create certain borides.

The brown powder is Amorphous Boron. Amorphous boron comes in a powdery brown color. Crystalline Boron is a black powder, which has a Mohs Hardness of approximately 9.5. It also conducts poorly at room temperatures. Elements boron are used as dopants in the semiconductor industry. Borosilicates play an important part as structural materials and as chemical synthesis agents.

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Pure Boron Powder Properties:
Elemental Boron CAS 7440-42-2 is a powdery dark brown color. The boron will not continue to oxidize when the boron is exposed to air. This is because a film of boron trioxide forms. Hydrofluoric or hydrochloric solution will not cause it to corrode. Boron is not soluble with water. However, powdered boran is soluble with boiling sulfuric and nitric acid.

Amorphous Boron Powder (MF:B)

Amorphous Boron Powder (MW: 10.81)

Melting point for Amorphous Boron Powder 2300 +-2

Amorphous Boron powder Sublimation temperature: 2550

Amorphous Boron Powder Relative density:2.34-2.37

Amorphous Boron Pulp Solubility : Insoluble in water and hydrochloric, but soluble in concentrated cold alkali solutions. Hydrogen is formed by oxidation of nitric, sulfuric, or concentrated alkali.

Boron Powder Features and Benefits:

The quality of the product is consistent and reliable.
This product is able to be stored for long periods of time.
Process different particle sizes according to the needs of users.

Technical Parameters of Boron Powder, Amorphous Boron Powder

How do you produce Boron powder Amorphous Boron?
The two main ways to get pure boron are via-gas or magnesiothermic reactions. The first technique reduces gaseous boran trichloride using hydrogen gas, while the second uses a combination heat and magnesia to reduce boron dioxide (B2O3) into elemental boron.

Boron Powder Uses:
Boron powder has many applications in the metal smelting industry, electronic products manufacturing, ceramic manufacturing and chemical industries. Boron nitride has the following specific functions:
1. Boron powders can be used to produce boron compounds and fibers. They are also important raw materials in the production high-purity boron halid.
2. The compound of Boron Powder is used as a gas absorber in the smelting process of Special Alloy Steel or Molten Steel;
3. Boron powder is used in rocket fuel to provide high energy.
4. The electronic industry uses a powdered form of Boron as the ignition electrode for the ignition tubes;
5. Boron Powder replaces precious and scarce metals
6. Boron is used in atomic energy as a control rod and as a protection material.
7.Boron can also be used to catalyze organic chemical reactions.

Storage condition of Boron Powder Amorphous Boron Powder:
The amorphous powder must not be exposed air. Amorphous boron is also not to be used under pressure.

Packing & Shipping Boron Amorphous Powder :
The amount of amorphous boran powder determines the type of packing we use.
Amorphous boron Powder Packing: vacuum packaging, 100g,500g or 1kg/bag or 25kg/barrel or as per your request.
Shipping Amorphous Boron powder: it can be sent by sea, air or express as quickly as possible after receipt of payment.



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