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Copper Oxide Nanoparticles in Water (CuO), ~25 nm, >99%, 10 wt%
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“applied to the catalyst, superconducting materials, thermoelectric materials, sensing materials, glass, ceramics and other fields. In addition, the nano-copper oxide can be used as rocket propellant combustion catalyst. It not only can significantly improve the homogeneous propellant burning rate, lower pressure index, but also can better perform as the catalyst for the AP composite propellant. More use such as: Ceramic resistors, Gas sensors, Magnetic storage media, Near-infrared tilters, Photoconductive and photothermal applications, Semiconductors, Solar energy transformation, Catalysts, High-tech superconductors……
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Copper Oxide Nanoparticles in Water (CuO), ~250 nm, >99%, 10 wt%
Read moreCopper Oxide Nanoparticles in Water (CuO), ~250 nm, >99%, 10 wt%
“applied to the catalyst, superconducting materials, thermoelectric materials, sensing materials, glass, ceramics and other fields. In addition, the nano-copper oxide can be used as rocket propellant combustion catalyst. It not only can significantly improve the homogeneous propellant burning rate, lower pressure index, but also can better perform as the catalyst for the AP composite propellant. More use such as: Ceramic resistors, Gas sensors, Magnetic storage media, Near-infrared tilters, Photoconductive and photothermal applications, Semiconductors, Solar energy transformation, Catalysts, High-tech superconductors……
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Copper Oxide Nanoparticles in Water (CuO), ~50 nm, >99%, 10 wt%
Read moreCopper Oxide Nanoparticles in Water (CuO), ~50 nm, >99%, 10 wt%
“applied to the catalyst, superconducting materials, thermoelectric materials, sensing materials, glass, ceramics and other fields. In addition, the nano-copper oxide can be used as rocket propellant combustion catalyst. It not only can significantly improve the homogeneous propellant burning rate, lower pressure index, but also can better perform as the catalyst for the AP composite propellant. More use such as: Ceramic resistors, Gas sensors, Magnetic storage media, Near-infrared tilters, Photoconductive and photothermal applications, Semiconductors, Solar energy transformation, Catalysts, High-tech superconductors……
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