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Nickel-Aluminum Alloy (NiAl) 5N-6N Ultra-High Purity Aluminum-Based Alloy is a premium material known for its exceptional purity and superior properties. This alloy is widely used in high-tech industries such as semiconductor manufacturing, electronics, and aerospace, where it serves in critical components exposed to demanding environments. Its unique characteristics, including high electrical conductivity, excellent thermal stability, and outstanding corrosion resistance, make it ideal for applications requiring precision, reliability, and high performance.
Product Overview
Nickel-Aluminum Alloy (NiAl) is a high-performance alloy composed of nickel and aluminum. It is widely used in catalytic applications, particularly in hydrogenation and petroleum refining processes. This alloy features excellent catalytic properties, making it suitable for various chemical reactions, including reduction and hydrogenation. Its silver-gray appearance and high reactivity make it a preferred material in industrial catalysis, especially in processes requiring high efficiency and selectivity.
Key Features
- High Catalytic Activity:The alloy exhibits excellent catalytic properties, offering high activity in a wide range of organic synthesis reactions, hydrogenation, and reduction reactions.
- Self-Ignition Property:Dry NiAl alloy can self-ignite in air, which necessitates storage in an anhydrous ethanol environment to avoid hazards.
- Good Stability:The alloy shows strong chemical stability under certain conditions, making it suitable for diverse industrial catalytic applications.
- Ultra-High Purity:With purity levels reaching 5N-6N, NiAl alloy ensures superior performance for applications where material purity is critical.
Applications
- Catalysts:NiAl is widely used in organic synthesis, hydrogenation reactions, and reduction reactions, serving as an effective catalyst in these processes.
- Petrochemical Industry:In petroleum refining and chemical processing, NiAl alloy acts as a catalyst for various reaction processes.
- Heavy Metal Treatment:Used in the processing and removal of heavy metals and environmental pollutants through catalytic applications.
- Hydrogenation Catalysis:Commonly utilized in hydrogenation processes, NiAl alloy plays an essential role in the transformation of raw materials in the petrochemical and chemical industries.
