The difference between graphite and graphene

Silicon carbide, also known as moissanite and emery, is an inorganic substance with a chemical formula of SiC.

Tungsten trioxide is a light yellow triclinic powder crystal. When the temperature is higher than 740°C, it turns into orange tetragonal crystals

Titanium dioxide, as a kind of high-quality white pigment filler, has a wide range of USES, such as plastic profile, color masterbatch, paint, emulsion paint, powder paint, paper making, chemical fiber and cosmetics, etc.

Silicon nitride ceramic is an inorganic material ceramic that does not shrink during sintering. Silicon nitride has high strength, especially hot-pressed silicon nitride, which is one of the hardest substances in the world. It has high strength, low densi

Spherical alumina has the characteristics of high sphericity rate and high content of α-phase alumina. It shows superior performance when used as a filler for rubber, plastics and ceramic materials.

Generally, the thermal management of electronic products or smartphones relies on the application of high-quality micron-thick graphite films, because the excellent thermal conductivity of graphite films can be used to neutralize the heat generated by sur

Titanium nitride (TiN) has a typical NaCl-type structure, which is a face-centred cubic lattice, with a constant lattice a=0.4241nm, in which titanium atoms are located at the corners of the face-centred cubic.

Boron phosphide (BP) is an inorganic compound composed of boron and phosphorus, and belongs to a semiconductor material.

The research and application of GaN materials is the frontier and hot spot of global semiconductor research. It is a new type of semiconductor material for the development of microelectronic devices and optoelectronic devices and is known as the third gen