Rhenium Powder Description
Rhenium Powder presents itself as a silvery-gray crystalline substance. Rhenium possesses notable characteristics, including high hardness, exceptional mechanical strength, and favorable plasticity. It demonstrates ease in sheet drawing and rolling at ambient temperatures, yet it is not tolerant to thermal processing. With a density nearly double that of lead, its visual aspect mirrors that of platinum, exhibiting a silver-gray hue. Pure rhenium, in its unalloyed state, exhibits a soft texture alongside commendable mechanical attributes.
Rhenium Powder Specification
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CAS Number
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7440-15-5
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Chemical Formula
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Re
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Molecular Weight
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186.21
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Form
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silvery-gray crystal
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Density
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21.02g/cm3
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Melting Point
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3180℃
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Boiling Point
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5596℃
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Solubility
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Insoluble in water.
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Rhenium Powder Properties:
- High hardness
- High mechanical strength
- Good plasticity
- Density: Almost twice that of lead
Rhenium Powder Applications:
High-Temperature Structural Material:
- Used in tungsten, molybdenum alloy, or other alloy additives.
Applications in aerospace technology:
- Utilized in electron tubes, picture tubes, and bulb hot wires
Electrical Applications:
- Employed as electrical contact material
- Used in high-temperature thermocouple materials
Molybdenum-Rhenium Alloy:
- Superior to pure molybdenum and other molybdenum alloys
- Functions as a structural material for fusion reactors
Molybdenum-rhenium alloy, due to its superior performance compared to pure molybdenum and other molybdenum alloys, can serve as a structural material for fusion reactors.
Rhenium acts as a highly active catalyst with excellent selectivity, retaining its catalytic capabilities even when contaminated by other substances. This property makes it extensively used in the petrochemical industry.
Rhenium Powder Packaging
Our Rhenium Powder is carefully handled during storage and transportation to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.
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