Oxide Powder

Overview of Oxide Powder
Oxide powder is the chemical compound solid powder contains one oxygen and another element, such as metal oxides, metal oxides are a chemical compound formed between metals, specifically cations such as Na, K, Li, etc., and oxygen. These compounds require at least of two elements, as compounds do, and always contain at least one oxygen, though there can be more than one. These formations tend to be solid, basic and are more dense than their nonmetallic oxide counterparts. Metal oxides typically contain an anion of oxygen in the oxidation state of −2. A great example is iron oxide, more commonly known as rust, it is the result of iron's prolonged exposure to oxygen rich environments. metal oxides can be easily obtained in nature or reacting metal with acid. In order to get high purity metal oxide powder, nano-metallization is necessary.

 
Oxide Materials Powder

Specifications of Oxide Powder

Applications of Oxide Powder

Oxide powder and metal oxides are widely used in our daily life. Quicklime is a commonly used desiccant and can also be used for disinfection; iron oxide (Fe2O3), commonly known as iron red, can be used as a red pigment; some of the catalysts used in industrial processes are also metal oxides. Metal oxides are an important class of catalysts and have been widely used in the field of catalysis. After nano-metallization, the catalytic performance is better. It is foreseeable that nano-metal oxides will be an important direction for catalyst development.

Company Profile

Luoyang Trunnano Tech Co., Ltd provide high purity ATO powder, ITO powder, Indium Oxide, Silicon dioxide, Tungsten Oxide, Manganese Dioxide, Nickel Oxide, Bismuth Oxide, Cuprous Oxide, Zinc Oxide, Zirconium Oxide, Titanium Oxide, Aluminum Oxide, Chrome Oxide.

 
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T/T, Western Union, Paypal, Credit Card etc.
Shipment Term: 
By express, by air, by sea, as customers request.
Storage conditions:
1) Store in a dry environment at room temperature.
2) Avoid damp and high temperature.
3) Use immediately after opening the inner packing bag.

FAQs

1. What are the main applications of oxide powders?
   Oxide powders have a wide range of applications, including ceramics, electronics, paints, coatings, catalysts, and magnetic materials. They are also used in the production of abrasives, refractories, and as pigments in various industries.

2. How is the purity of oxide powders determined?
   The purity of oxide powders is typically determined through chemical analysis methods such as X-ray fluorescence (XRF), inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS), or gravimetric analysis. These methods help identify impurities and ensure high-quality standards.

3. What particle size ranges are available for oxide powders?
   Particle sizes can vary widely depending on the application. Commonly available particle sizes range from sub-micron levels (0.1 μm) to larger particles up to 50 μm. Smaller particles are often used for high-performance applications requiring fine detail or enhanced reactivity.

4. Can oxide powders be customized for specific industrial needs?
   Yes, many manufacturers offer custom formulations of oxide powders to meet specific requirements such as particle size distribution, purity levels, and surface treatments. This customization ensures that the powders perform optimally in specialized applications.

5. What are the storage conditions for oxide powders?
   Oxide powders should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Some powders may require airtight containers to prevent contamination or degradation. Proper storage helps maintain the quality and performance of the powders over time.