Boron Oxide Nanoparticles/ Nanopowder ( B2O3, 99.5%, 80nm)

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An extremely fine white powder composed of boron oxide nanoparticles smaller than 80nm in diameter. Boron oxide nanoparticles offer many of the same properties as boron oxide at larger scales, with a few differences due to the unique interactions which occur at such scales. This makes this nanomaterial of use in many of the same fields that utilize larger particles and a few unique to it. To find out more about handling and usage of boron oxide nanoparticles/ nanopowder ( B2O3 ) you can contact SSNano directly.

• Glass: Boron oxide has long played a role in the production of specialty glasses, so it’s no surprise that engineers and researchers quickly found applications for it at nanoscale. Not only does it play a critical role in the production of certain nanocomposites and glasses, it’s a core material for borosilicate glass and glass-based optical fibers. It’s also used as an additive in several glasses and nanocomposites where it plays a less crucial role.
• Boron compound synthesis: Many boron compounds are synthesized by starting with a boron oxide base. The unique potential and properties of nanoscale boron oxide in this process are the subject of much attention in engineering and academic circles.
• Optics: As many nanomaterials do, boron oxide possesses unique optical properties at such scales. This is in addition to its traditional role as material for optical fibers and related materials and devices.