Description
Boron is the fifth in the periodic table, it is also the only non-metallic element of the group 13 of the periodic table the elements and the smallest metalloid element.
Amorphous boron is a brown odorless powder, due to its boron atoms being bonded together in random order. It is different from crystalline boron is black in color and extremely hard.
Chemical Name: Boron
Chemical Formula: B
Molecular Weight: 10.81
CAS No.: 7440-42-8,
EINECS No.: 231-151-2
Specific Gravity: 2.35g/cm3
Melting Point: 2,160℃
Boiling Point: 2,550℃ (sublimation)
Specification:
|
Grade / Typical Value |
Amorphous Boron (B90) |
Amorphous Boron (B95) |
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Purity: |
90% ~ 92% |
95% ~ 97% |
|
Magnesium (Mg) |
4.5% |
0.4% |
|
Insolubles in H2O2 |
0.7% |
0.7% |
|
Water Soluble Boron |
0.3% |
0.3% |
|
Particle Size (D50) |
0.8 μm |
0.8 μm |
|
Package: |
Net 500 Grams Vacuum Aluminum Foil Bag |
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Application:
Additives in pyrotechnics;
Semi-conductor dopant;
Rocket-propellant mixtures;
Additives for welding;
Cementation of iron & special purpose alloys;
Raw material to produce borides;
As component of advanced ceramic;
Oxygen scavenger, such as oxygen‐free copper smelting;
Refractory additive, such as in MgO‐C bricks used for steel‐making high temperature furnace.