Additional information
Average particle size | ~100 nm |
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Purity | > 99% |
Appearance | Dark Grayish Powder |
Packing size | 5 gm |
Average particle size | ~100 nm |
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Purity | > 99% |
Appearance | Dark Grayish Powder |
Packing size | 5 gm |
No application data available.
“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;
As nanometal lubricant additives”.
Neutron capture therapy of cancer cells, hydrogen generation from water, and high temperature devices
Use as conductors from printable inks to electronic chips.1 As the world of electronics become smaller, Nanoparticless are important components in chip design. Nanoscale gold Nanoparticless are being used to connect resistors, conductors, and other elements of an electronic chip. Photodynamic Therapy , Therapeutic Agent Delivery, Sensors, Probes and Catalysis.
Mainly used in military industry, aviation and aerospace, textile, rubber, functional materials, chemical industry, food, pharmaceutical, electronics technology, environmental protection, etc.