ALUMINUM OXIDE Crucibles (Available Sizes 5ml – 100ml)
ALUMINUM OXIDE Crucibles | |
Product No | NRE-47001 |
CAS | 1344-28-1 |
Purity | >99.9% |
Dielectric Strength | 15×106 V/m |
Capacity | 5ml |
Thermal Conductivity | 30 W/m•K |
Bending Strength | > 350 Mpa |
Hardness | 17.1 GPa |
Melting Point | 2072 °C |
Boiling Point | 2977 °C |
ALUMINUM OXIDE Crucibles
Introduction:
ALUMINUM OXIDE crucibles, commonly known as alumina crucibles, are made from high-purity aluminum oxide (Al₂O₃). They are renowned for their exceptional thermal stability, chemical resistance, and mechanical strength, making them suitable for a wide range of high-temperature applications. These crucibles are particularly valued in environments where inertness and durability are crucial.
Applications:
Metallurgical Processes:
used for melting and casting metals and alloys due to their ability to withstand high temperatures and resist reactions with molten metals.
Ceramics and Glass Industries:
Employed in the production of ceramics and glass, serving as containers for melting raw materials and during the firing process.
Laboratory Use:
Commonly utilized in laboratories for various analytical procedures, including ash content determination, sample preparation, and high-temperature reactions.
Sintering:
Applied in sintering processes for ceramics and composite materials, where precise temperature control is required to achieve desired properties.
Pharmaceuticals:
ALUMINUM OXIDE crucibles used in the pharmaceutical industry for high-temperature processes, such as the synthesis of certain active ingredients and formulation studies.
Catalytic Reactions:
Employed in catalytic processes due to their inert nature, ensuring no contamination of the catalyst and maintaining the integrity of the reaction.
High-Temperature Research:
Utilized in materials science research, particularly in experiments involving extreme temperatures and inert atmospheres.
Nuclear Applications:
Sometimes used in nuclear chemistry for sample preparation and storage of radioactive materials due to their stability and resistance to radiation.
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