Zinc sulfide is an inorganic compound that typically appears as a white or slightly yellow powder and gradually oxidizes to zinc sulfate in humid environments. It has a slight irritant effect and can irritate the skin.
Boride powders, a type of compound powder formed by chemical reactions between metals and boron elements, are known for their high performance in various applications.
Manganese diboride (MnB2) is a binary intermetallic compound characterized by its layered hexagonal crystal structure.
In the complex world of advanced ceramics and refractory materials, tantalum borate (TaB2) powder has become a game changer, providing unparalleled performance and driving boundaries of innovation.
Hafnium nitride, the chemical name HfN, is an inorganic compound synthesized through advanced chemical vapor deposition or reactive sputtering techniques.
Germanium Oxide GeO2 powder， Germanium dioxide powder, is an inorganic compound. The appearance is white powder or colorless crystals, insoluble in water and hydrochloric acid.
Antimony Sulfide Sb2S3 Powder, or antimony trisulfide powder, is a compound consisting of the elements antimony (Sb) and sulfur (S). It has a layered structure in which antimony and sulfur atoms are arranged in a certain way to form a layered structure.
Gallium selenide powder is a semiconductor material. Gallium selenide has a layered structure, and with the decrease in temperature, the maximum photoelectric effect of gallium selenide moves toward the shortwave direction.
Manganese diboride is a compound with the molecular formula MnB2 and molecular weight of 76.56.
High-purity vanadium carbide powder refers to high-purity vanadium carbide powder.
Calcium Hydride CaH2 Powder refers to calcium hydride powder.
Zirconium hydride powder is an inorganic compound composed of zirconium and hydrogen.
PnB Propylene monobutyl esters is a nonionic surfactant which can dissolve many solvents as well as oils and lipids. Propylene glycol Monobutyl Ethyl: PnB Propylene monobutyl alcohol is a nonionic detergent that is capable of dissolving most solve
Iron Boride may be called the chemical constitutive. Iron Boride is also known as homobic grey orthogonal quarz. It can melt at 1652 degrees Celsius. Its density is 7.15g/mL. Purity>99 Particle sizes: 20-40um Iron boride (FeB); boranylidyneiron CA
Our latest product, the molecular Sieve for Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), is a molecular sieve designed for the adsorption of volatile organic compound (VOCs). It is hydrophobic as well as organophilic and suitable for the separation and adsorpt
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