Nanomaterials
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Calcium Phosphate Nanoparticles (Ca3(PO4)2), >99%
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Biomedical applications of nanostructured calcium phosphate ceramics in bone regeneration have been addressed in more detail, that is, (1) polymer/calcium phosphate nanocomposites, (2) nanostructured monophasic calcium phosphate bone fillers, (3) nanostructured precursor phases for calcium phosphate cements, and (4) nanostructured calcium phosphate coatings.
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Carbon Nanotubes-Graphene mixture in water, >99%, 6wt%
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“(1) additives in polymers; (2) catalysts; (3) electron field emitters for cathode ray lighting elements; (4) flat panel display; (5) gas-discharge tubes in telecom networks; (6) electromagnetic-wave absorption and shielding; (7) energy conversion; (8) lithium-battery anodes; (9) hydrogen storage; (10) nanotube composites (by filling or coating); (11) nanoprobes for STM, AFM, and EFM tips; (12) nanolithography; (13) nanoelectrodes; (14) drug delivery; (15) sensors; (16) reinforcements in composites; (17) supercapacitor.
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Carbonyl Iron Particle, 4-8 um, >99%
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Carbonyl Nickel Iron Alloy, >99%
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Cerium Oxide Nanoparticles (CeO2) Dispersion, >99%, 40 wt%
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Buffer layer for superconductors; Catalysts and catalyst support; Coatings for infrared filters; Coloring agents for plastics; Electrolyte and/or electrode materials for solid oxide fuel cells; Heat resistant alloy coatings; Infrared absorbents; Oxidation resistant coatings; Oxygen pumps; Oxygen sensors; Polishing media for electronic devices, glasses, and bearing balls; Sintering additives; Ultraviolet absorbent.
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CNTs Transparent Static Conductive Water-based Coating, >99%
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“(1) additives in polymers; (2) catalysts; (3) electron field emitters for cathode ray lighting elements; (4) flat panel display; (5) gas-discharge tubes in telecom networks; (6) electromagnetic-wave absorption and shielding; (7) energy conversion; (8) lithium-battery anodes; (9) hydrogen storage; (10) nanotube composites (by filling or coating); (11) nanoprobes for STM, AFM, and EFM tips; (12) nanolithography; (13) nanoelectrodes; (14) drug delivery; (15) sensors; (16) reinforcements in composites; (17) supercapacitor.
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Cobalt (II) Oxide Nanoparticles (CoO), >99%
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Cobalt Nanoparticles (Co), >99%
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Have been in use for hundreds of years as a dye. It is also an essential human nutrient as part of vitamin B12.can also be used in several military applications such as high-performance invisible materials for absorbing extremely high frequency (EHF) millimeter wave (MMW), visible light and infrared.
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Cobalt(III) Oxide Nanoparticles (Co2O3), >99%
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In micro-electronics
As a magnetic Nanoparticless with numerous uses in microbatteries, nanowires, and specific alloy and catalyst applications
In catalysis, superconductors, electronic ceramics and other fields as an important inorganic material
As catalyst and catalyst carriers
As an electrode active materials
For glass, porcelain colorants and pigments
Chemical industry oxidants
Senior goggles and other filter materials
As carbides
In temperature and gas sensors
In electrochromic devices
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Conductive Carbon Black Nanoparticles in Water (C), ~150 nm, >99%, Plant as Raw Materials, 35wt%
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It can be used for plastics, rubber, electronics technology, anti-static materials. It is all-natural, non-polluting material – It is the real green conductive material..
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Copper Nanoparticles (Cu), >99%
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“Acts as an anti-biotic, anti-microbial, and anti-fungal agent when added to plastics, coatings, and textiles
Copper diet supplements with efficient delivery characteristics
High strength metals and alloys
EMI shielding
Heat sinks and highly thermal conductive materials
Efficient catalyst for chemical reactions and for the synthesis of methanol and glycol
As sintering additives and capacitor materials
Conductive inks and pastes containing Cu Nanoparticless can be used as a substitute for very expensive noble metals used in printed electronics, displays, and transmissive conductive thin film applications
Superficial conductive coating processing of metal and non-ferrous metal
Production of MLCC internal electrode and other electronic components in electronic slurry for the miniaturization of microelectronic devices;
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Copper Oxide Nanoparticles (CuO) Dispersion, >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 (CuO), >99%
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As burning rate catalyst in rocket propellant. It can greatly improve the homogeneous propellant burning rate, lower pressure index, and also perform better as a catalyst for the AP composite propellant
Can be applied to the catalyst, superconducting materials, thermoelectric materials, sensing materials, glass, ceramics and other fields
As ceramic resistors, magnetic storage media, gas sensors, near-infrared tilters, photoconductive and photothermal applications
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Diamond Nanoparticles, >99%
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Dysprosium Oxide Nanoparticles (Dy2O3), >99%
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magnetic Nanoparticles with several applications. Dysprosium Oxide nanocrystals can also used as a high surface area for catalytic compounds.
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Europium Oxide Nanoparticles (Er2O3), >99%
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Can be dispersed in glass or plastic for display purposes, such as display monitors
Can be surface modified for distribution into aqueous and non-aqueous media for bioimaging
High-temperature corrosion-resistant coatings
Dopants for optical fiber and laser materials
Tuned insulator for Josephson junctions
In up-conversion material, capacitors, and metal-Oxide-semiconductor transistors