Molybdenum is powder made from molybdenum paramolybdate (or MoO3) calcined, and then reduced to hydrogen. It’s used as a raw material in powder metallurgy to make molybdenum-deep-processed product.
Purity: 99.9%
Particle Size: 5-10um
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Molybdenum Powder3N Mo Powder
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The appearance
molybdenum pulverized
It is dark grey, and the color should be consistent, without visible inclusions, agglomeration or any other imperfections.
Moly powder
This black powder is composed of molybdenum granules with an extremely high surface area (1-5 m2/g).
Molybdenum
A dark grey, or black shiny powder. This element was first confused with graphite (and lead) before being recognized as a new one.
Moly metal
Molybdenum is silvery white and extremely hard. However, it’s softer and more flexible than tungsten. Molybdenum’s melting points are high, and it is resistant to corrosion, wear, electrical, and thermal conductivity. Molybdenum can be used to alloy steel because it enhances its hardenability, toughness, and hardness.
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Molybdenum Powder 3N Mo Powder Product Performance CAS 74339-98-7
Technical Parameter of Molybdenum Powder 3N Mo Powder, CAS 7439-97-8 :
| Product name | MF | Purity | Particle Size | Molecular Weight | Density | The color of the sky |
| Molybdenum Powder | Mo | 99.9% | 5-10um | 96 | 10.2 g/cm3 | Black |
It is simple.
Molybdenum Powder3N Mo Powder
Produced?
Mo powder preparation involves crystallization and calcination as well as hydrogen reduction. After dissolution in ammonia, the molybdate is sifted. 60450gKOH may be used to crystallize 1000kgs of ammonium monomolybdate. This can reduce the amount of molybdenum on the screen and increase the yield up to 95%.
Molybdenum Powder Uses
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Metallurgy:
Mo powders and other alloys can be added to stainless steel to improve corrosion resistance and hardening of composite alloys.
Electronic Products:
Molybdenum’s unique qualities make it a key ingredient in high-pressure vacuum tubes.
Wood processing
Wood processing is dominated by molybdenum as a complement to catalysts.
Coatings:
Molybdenum has been a preferred coating for heavy duty environments with high friction and heavy-duty requirements due to its exceptional lubrication. Molybdenum offers an easy and accurate method of applying the coating.
High-temperature lubrication:
A molybdenum based synthetic grease works well if the lubricant has to be able to resist high temperature. The manufacture of high-temperature greases is made up of molybdenum microparticles.
Molybdenum Powder 3N Mo Powder Storage Condition CAS 74339-98-7
Molybdenum powder performance and usage effects can be negatively affected by moisture reunion. Mo powder must therefore be stored in vacuum packaging and in a cool dry place. Additionally, it should not be stressed.
Packing & Shipping Molybdenum Powder 3N Mo powder CAS 7439-97-8 :
There are many options for packing depending on your molybdenum 3N Mo powder amount.
Packing of molybdenum powder 3N, Mo powder
You can vacuum pack 100g, 500g, 1kg/bag or 25kg/barrel. Or as you request.
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Other Titles |
Molybdenum nanoparticles and Molybdenum macroparticles. Molybdenum micropowder. Molybdenum micro powder, Molybdenum micron powder, Molybdenum Submicron Powder, Molybdenum Sub-micron Powder |
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7439-98-7 |
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Compound Formula |
Mo |
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Molecular Weight |
95.94 |
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Appearance |
Gray powder to black powder |
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Melting Point |
2623
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Boiling Point |
4639
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Density |
10.28 g/cm3 |
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Solubility of H2O |
N/A |
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Specific Heat |
0.25 kJ/kg |
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Poisson’s Rate |
0.31 |
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Tensile strength |
485-690 MPa |
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Thermo Conductivity |
138 W/mK |
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Thermal Expansion |
(25 degC) 4.8 um*m -1 *K -1 |
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Vickers Hardness |
1530 MPa |
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Young’s Module |
329 GPa |
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Signal word |
Alert |
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Hazard Statements |
H228 |
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Hazard Codes |
N/A |
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Risk Codes |
N/A |
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Safety statements |
N/A |
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Transport Information |
UN 3089 4.1/PG2 |
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