Molybdenum boride

CAS: 2006-99-4
EINECS: 234-502-8
Chemical formula: BMo2
Molecular weight: 202.69
Density: 9.200
Melting point: 2000 ° C

Preparation of molybdenum borohydride:
1. Adopting the reduction method. Boron oxide and molybdenum oxide are obtained by high-temperature reduction in the presence of carbon. They can also be directly heated with elemental boron and molybdenum.
2. Molybdenum reacts with boron powder under vacuum conditions of 1300-1400 ℃, and Mo2B is mainly formed on the surface of molybdenum
Property: Good conductivity: Molybdenum boride has good conductivity and can be used in electronic devices and conductive materials. High wear resistance: Molybdenum boride has excellent wear resistance and corrosion resistance, commonly used in the manufacturing of cutting tools, turning tools, and wear-resistant materials. High thermal conductivity: Molybdenum boride has excellent thermal conductivity and can be used in fields such as heat sinks, heating elements, and high-temperature thermal lenses.
The application areas of molybdenum borohydride include:
Tool manufacturing: Molybdenum boride has excellent hardness and wear resistance, and can be used to manufacture high-performance cutting tools such as drills, milling cutters, and turning tools. Electronic devices: Molybdenum boride is used as a conductive material in the semiconductor industry, and can be used to manufacture electronic devices, electrodes, and triggers. Hard coatings: Molybdenum boride can be used as a hard coating material, providing excellent wear resistance and corrosion resistance, and is commonly used in fields such as automobiles and aviation.