Carbonyl Nickel Powder (Ni, 4-7 um, spherical)

Product Properties

Carbonyl Nickel (Ni)

Carbonyl Nickel (Ni) CAS #: 8049-31-8

Carbonyl Nickel (Ni) APS (um): 4-7 *
Carbonyl Nickel (Ni) Morphology: Spherical

Carbonyl Nickel (Ni) Bulk Density (g/cm³): 1.8-2.6

Carbonyl Nickel (Ni) Contents (%)*:

Fe	<0.01
C	<0.10
O	<0.15
S	<0.001
others	<0.01

*Note: Carbonyl nickel powders with different specifications for different applications can be customized. Please contact us for details.

Health and Safety

Hazard Statements	4.1
Transport Information	UN3089
Suggest equipment	Eyeshields, Gloves, type N95 (US), type P1 (EN143) respirator filter, Glove Box

9291DX Carbonyl Nickel ( Ni )  Powder MSDS for Download

Nickel (Ni) Nanopowder General Descriptions

A black or grey powder composed of nickel particles ranging from 10 to 100 nanometers, this high surface area material shows extensive potential, with new applications being revealed by engineers and scientists with each passing year. Nickel nanoparticles has been used or researched as an additive, catalyst, electromagnetic shield, conductor, and more. As with other nanomaterials, nickel nanopowder can also be handled as a suspension in ethanol or other solvents. You can contact SSNano to find out more about our various sizes, coatings, and options for powdered or suspended nickel nanoparticles

Nickel (Ni) Nanopowder Applications

• Combustion catalyst. Nickel nanopowder works well as a combustion catalyst for solid or liquid propellants, with research suggesting viability in a host of other combustive applications. While it’s largely been ignored in energetics due to a relatively low energy density, the potential for nickel has been revisited as research into nanopowders resurges, with newer studies and theories suggesting new possibilities for its role in fuel production.
• Additive applications. The unique properties of nickel nanopowder have made it a popular additive in the manufacture of several different materials, including a variety of ceramics and lubricants. Nickel nanomaterials also work as an additive to aid in sintering of other materials.
• Electronics applications. Many of the most common applications of nickel nanomaterials involve electronics in some form or fashion. The material has been utilized as a component or manufacturing aid for capacitors, electrode terminations, electromagnetic shielding, metal base electrodes, conductive coatings and pastes, ferrofluids, and more.
• Purification of Uranium. Promising research into the interaction between nickel nanopowders and uranium suggest it as a viable material for the purification of uranium. This makes it highly valuable in certain industrial applications and for certain environmental projects. Further research continues. 

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