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Boron Powder Amorphous

Name: Boron Powder Amorphous
Brand: SUVIDHINATH LABORATORIES

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Boron Powder Amorphous Specification

Grade
Technical Grade / Laboratory Grade

Solubility
Insoluble in water, soluble in concentrated nitric acid

HS Code
2809 00 00

Shape
Irregular

Other Names
Amorphous Boron

Poisonous
Non-poisonous

Resistance
High electrical resistivity

Molecular Formula
B

Ph Level
Neutral

Smell
Odorless

Purity
>95%

Structural Formula
B

Appearance
Blackish brown powder

Taste
Tasteless

Density
2.34 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Boiling point
3650 °C

Molecular Weight
10.81 g/mol

EINECS No
231-151-2

Physical Form
Powder

Melting Point
2300 °C

CAS No
7440-42-8

Purification Method
Acid leaching/sublimation

Hazard Class
Not regulated

Thermal Conductivity
27 W/m·K (at 300 K)

Storage Condition
Store in cool, dry place, tightly closed container

Application
Used in pyrotechnics, nuclear industry, ceramics, metal alloys, semiconductors

Particle Size
<2 micron (customizable)

Moisture Content
<0.5%

Shelf Life
2 years under proper storage

Packaging
25 kg/drum, 1 kg/bottle

About Boron Powder Amorphous

Boron Powder Amorphous is known for its pure composition. Its specific gravity is 2.4 and its melting point is 2360 degree C. Its boiling point is 2700 degree C. Hardness of this chemical is 9.3. Application of Boron Powder Amorphous can be noticed in electronics and metallurgy arena. Standard of this chemical has been tested on the basis of its properties, effectiveness, storage life and processing method. It has been produced under controlled temperature by skilled personnel. Black in color, it has free flow form.

Specification

Usage/Application	Industrial
State	Variabale
Brand	Suvidhinath Laboratory
Color	Variable
Packaging Size	Variable
Packaging Type	variable

Versatile Applications Across Industries

Amorphous Boron Powder serves an essential role in various sectors, including pyrotechnics, nuclear technology, ceramics, and the manufacturing of metal alloys and semiconductors. Its superior properties ensure efficiency and safety in both industrial and research environments.

High-Purity and Customizable Particle Size

With a purity level above 95% and a particle size of less than 2 microns (customizable upon request), this boron powder is ideal for specialized laboratory and technical uses. The controlled size and high purity allow precise outcomes for rigorous processes.

Safe Storage, Long Shelf Life

To preserve its quality, Amorphous Boron Powder should be stored in a tightly closed container in cool, dry conditions. When stored correctly, the shelf life extends up to two years, maintaining its efficacy and performance standards.

FAQs of Boron Powder Amorphous:

Q: How should Amorphous Boron Powder be stored to ensure its longevity?

A: Amorphous Boron Powder should be kept in a tightly sealed container, away from moisture, in a cool, dry place. Proper storage will help maintain its quality and ensure a shelf life of up to two years.

Q: What are the primary uses of amorphous Boron Powder?

A: This powder is widely used in pyrotechnics, the nuclear industry, ceramics, metal alloys, and semiconductor manufacturing, owing to its high purity, thermal conductivity, and electrical resistivity.

Q: When does Amorphous Boron Powder require re-purification, and what methods are used?

A: If Boron Powder is exposed to contaminants during handling, it may require purification. Typical methods include acid leaching or sublimation to restore its high purity for specialized applications.

Q: Where is your amorphous Boron Powder manufactured and exported from?

A: Our product is manufactured and supplied from India and is available globally through our role as an exporter, manufacturer, supplier, and trader.

Q: What benefits does the customizable particle size offer for industrial applications?

A: Customizable particle size, particularly below 2 microns, enables more precise incorporation into formulations, enhancing reaction efficiency and product uniformity across various industrial applications.

Q: How can the powder be safely handled considering its physical and chemical properties?

A: While the powder is non-poisonous and not regulated as hazardous, it should still be handled in well-ventilated areas, using appropriate personal protective equipment to prevent dust inhalation and ensure operator safety.

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