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What is Molybdenum Carbide Mo2C Powder?

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Introduction to Molybdenum Mo2C Powder It’s called the molecular formula molybdenum caride Mo2C is a metal grey powder with a molecular mass 203.88. It contains a 5.89% of carbon. It’s a metallic grey powder that crystallizes into dense hexagonal truces. It has a weight of 9.18g/cm3 and a density at 980g/cm3. Additionally, it has a melting temperature of 2690. It has high melting points and high hardness. It also exhibits excellent physical and thermal stability. The material has a high resistance to heat. It is resistant to friction and chemical corrosion. With similar electronic structure and catalytic properties to noble metals, it can be widely used as catalysts for reactions involving hydrogens, such as isomerization of alkanes, hydrogenation of unsaturated hydrocarbons, hydrodesulfurization, and denitrification. It’s wear- and scratch resistant. It is an important component of molybdenum-molybdenum carbide hard coating and other cermet coatings, and can also be used as wear-resistance and scratch resistance coating.

Molybdenum Carbide Mo2C architecture
It has long been accepted that metallic carbides are interstitial. Normal gap alloys can contain metal atoms. These include simple hexagonal and hexagonal density stacks (HCP), as well as face-centered cubic. Non-metallic elements have the ability to access spaces between metalatoms. There are two types of gap between metalatoms: the triangular prism, and the octahedral. Electronic and geometrical variables both influence the structure of metallic carbides. Hagg’s empirical principle is a way to explain the structure of geometrial elements. Simple crystals will be formed when the nonmetal metals have an atomic percentage lower than 0.59. Although metallic carbides may have simple structures, they’re not nearly as common as the parent metals. But it is interesting to observe that crystal architectures can vary. The molybdenum-molybdenum-metal has a body-centered cubic structure while the stable carbides of this metal have a hexagonal compact piling structure and the carbon oxides have an face-centered cube. Also, the electron factor can affect crystal structure gaps alloys. Bonding is possible when both the SP orbitals and the nonmetallic orbitals cooperate with the metal elements.
Molybdenum Carbide Mo2C Powder Properties
Additional Names dimolybdenum carbide
No. 12069-89-5
Formula compound Mo2C
Molecular Weight 203.89
Appearance gray powder
Melting Point 2690
Boiling Point N/A
Density 9.18g/cm3
Water’s solubility It’s impossible to solve.
Mass exact N/A
Molybdenum Molybdenum Crbide Mo2C Molybdenum Crbide (CAS 12069-895

Molybdenum Caride Mo2C Powder:
1. It is also useful as an additive material and a coating. This can also be used to produce particle-reinforced alloys.
2. Molybdenum carbide has an electronic structure very similar to precious metals. The metal has the same catalytic ability as precious metallics. You can use it for hydrogen denitrification and hydrolysis, or even isomerization.
Molybdenum carbide can be found in phase with many platinum-group noblemetalls. Molybdenum carbide has a hydrogenation activity comparable to that Pt or Pd. Therefore, it can be predicted that this will eventually replace precious metallics.
There are four ways to make special alloys and chromium free engineering ceramics. It’s used to make hard tools and structures with high temperatures.
5. It’s used to produce semiconductor films and wear-resistant materials. It can also be used for the production of molybdenum-carbonide. It is useful for making special alloys that don’t contain chromium or engineering ceramics.

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