High Purity Silicon Carbide SiC CAS 409-21-2,99% |

Silicon Carbide SiC Pulp:
SiC Silicon carbide It is lightweight and strong ceramic material that can be used in place of diamonds. Silicon carbide is This ceramic material is excellent for applications that require high temperature resistance, good erosion resistance, and abrasive resistance.
Silicon carbide Also known by the common name emery (a type of semiconductor), it is silicon carbide semiconductor . Silicon carbide can be very hard. It is made from synthetic carbon and silicon. Silicon carbide Formula chemical The SiC. SiC has been a key material for cutting and grinding tools since the late 19th century.
Microscopic silicon carbide powders are hexagonal crystals. Their Mohs hardness is 9.2, their Vickers microhardness (2300-3300 kg/mm2), Knoop hardness (2670-2815kg/mm2), and microhardness (3300 mm per cubic meter) is all about 92%. It’s second only to diamond and cubic boron-nitride in the abrasive industry, surpassing corundum. The silicon carbide abrasive’s density is about 3.20 g/cm3. Its natural bulk density, 1.2 to 1.6 g/mm3, is around 3.20 g/cm3. And its specific gravity of 3.20 to 3.25. As its primary raw material, green silicon carbide is made from petroleum coke and high quality silica. Salt is used as an additif. At high temperatures in resistance furnaces, its hardness equals that of diamond. Additionally, it has higher mechanical strength and harder than corundum.
Silicon carbide ceramic This non-oxide ceramic is suitable for use in many products, which must perform in high thermal (high temperature and thermal shock), and other demanding environments. SiC, which is single-crystal, has better performance, however, it comes at a high cost.
Silicon carbide, which is made up of an atom-tetrahedron of silicon and carbon atoms, has strong connections in its crystal lattice. It is very durable. Silicon carbide can withstand acidic, alkali and molten salts up to 800°C.

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It is simple. Silicon Carbide SiC Powder produced ?
Making silicon carbide is easy. Simply mix silica and carbon in an Acheson Graphite Resistance furnace at temperatures high between 1600degC (2.910degF), and 2,500degC (4.530degF).
Silica carbide (commonly known as silicon carbide) is made by reacting coke (carbon), and sand (silica), in resistance furnaces.
Heating the mixture with direct current, to temperatures as high as 2700oC, is what makes it self-conducting. A few days later, the product was made from iridescent crystal aggregates. These were then graded and crushed. The silicon carbide powder in its crude (>10mm) grade cannot be sintered at a high density. Use silicon nitride/silicon oxynitride for refractory uses. When direct bonding of the desired degree can be achieved, high-purity, gradient silicon carbide is sintered at temperatures of around 2400°C. High density materials (low porosity), require special conditions.
You can make silicon carbide by decomposing gaseous and volatile carbon compounds in an inert atmosphere. This allows you to deposit the reactant on a suitable thermal substrate.
Finally, because carbon is solubilized in silicon liquids, crystallization of carbon-rich molten silica can be achieved at very high temperatures (1650degC).
The reaction that resulted was the base of either mature self-bonding, reaction bonding technology or fine-grained Silicon Carbide powder.

Technical Parameter Silicon Carbide Nanoparticles Nano SiC Pulse:

Name of Product	MF	Purity	Size of the particle	Crystal Form	SSA	The color of the sky
Silicon Carbide Nanoparticles	SiC	99%	60nm, 500nm	Cubic	29m2/g	Gray green

Make use of Silicon Carbide SiC Powder:
People are very interested in silicon carbide as a functional material used in many optical and semiconductor devices. Because of its excellent stiffness and high conductivity as well as low coefficients thermal expansion, silicon carbide is an ideal material to be used in large optical mirror applications. Additionally, silicon carbide is used as a barrier for electronic equipment at high temperatures and parts that are susceptible to mechanical wear such as bearing parts or seals. SiC is also used for the cover wall and initial walls of the nuclear fusion reactor. You can use candidate materials to cover nuclear fuel particles that are high-temperature, gas-cooled reactors. Additionally, silicon carbide is used for many other purposes.

SiC cutting disk for grinding and cutting
Because of its durability and low price, silicon carbide is very popular in the manufacture of modern gems. Because of its hardness, silicon carbide material is often used in grinding, honing or water jet cutting.
Material for construction
Silicon carbide is used in high temperature furnaces as support material and shelves. It can also be used for casting glass, glass fusion, or firing ceramics. SiC kiln racks last longer than traditional Alumina racks.
Auto parts
Porsche Carrera GT’s disc brakes are made from carbon ceramic (silicon-caride)
High-performance brake discs made of siliconized carbon-carbon alloys are possible because they can withstand high temperatures. This brake disc is used in several road cars, super cars, and high-performance vehicles such as Porsche Carrera GT. Also, silicone carbide is used in diesel particulate filter in sintered forms. It can be used to increase friction, reduce emissions and harmonize oil.
Casting silicon carbide crucible
SiC is used for holding the molten iron in small or large casting applications.
Electronic circuit components
Silicon carbide was first to be commercially useful as a semiconductor material. Henry Harrison Chase Dunwoody, also known as Henry Harrison Chase Dunwoody, applied for a patent in 1906 for a crystal radio detector diode called “silicon caride”. This technology was widely applied in shipboard receivers.
Strogy
High hardness and rigidity as well as a low coefficient of thermal extension make silicon carbide a good mirror material for astronomical telescopes.
Filament pyrometer
The glowing SiC fibre and test flame. About 7 cm (2.28 inches) in height, the flame can be seen. To measure gas temperature in optical technology (called the filament high–temperature method), silicon carbide fibers can be used.
Graphene production
You can use silicon carbide to make graphene. Its chemical properties allow for the epitaxial production graphene at SiC nanostructures.
Steel production
Wafers of silicon carbide for steelmaking. In an alkaline oxygen furnace, silicon carbide can be dissolved and then used as a fuel. With the extra energy, the furnace can treat more waste while producing the same amount as molten iron. This energy can be used to adjust the carbon or silicon content, and raise the tapping temperature.
Schmuck
The gemstone silicon carbide used as jewelry is “Synthetic Moissanite”, also known simply “Moissanite”, after its mineral name.
Guide to fishing rods
Fishing tackle is made from silicon carbide because it has wear resistance and durability. In order to keep the pipe from touching the bar stock the silicone carbide ring must be installed within a guide frame. This is often made of stainless or titanium. A lifting ring is a non-friction, low-friction, and hardening surface. This can help improve casting distance while preventing the fishing line braids from getting damaged.

Shipping and Packing of Silicon Carbide Nanoparticles Nano SIC Powder
There are many options for packing, which depend on the number of silicon carbide particles.
Silicon carbide nanoparticles packing: You can vacuum pack 1kg/bag or 25kg/barrel.
Silicon carbide nanoparticles shipping: Could be sent by air, sea or express once payment has been received.


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