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Small particle alumina powder has a wide range of applications in ceramics, chemical engineering, electronics and other fields due to its unique physical and chemical properties. However, in practical applications, small-sized alumina powder is prone to agglomeration, which refers to the phenomenon of powder particles adhering to each other and forming larger aggregates during storage, transportation, or use due to various factors. Causing its performance to be affected. The agglomeration phenomenon can lead to poor flowability and reduced dispersibility of the powder, affecting product quality.

The 17th International Surface Treatment, Electroplating and Coating Exhibition will be held from May 15th to 17th at the Poly World Trade Center Expo in Guangzhou in 2024. The exhibition has always been in line with the development needs of the industry, leading the innovation of surface treatment technology and industrial upgrades.

​Bismuth trioxide nanopowder, commonly known as Bi2O3 nanopowder, is a revolutionary material with incredible properties and a wide range of applications. Originally used in the production of glasses and pigments, the superb properties of Bi2O3 nanopowder have caught the attention of scientists and researchers, leading to new uses in a wide range of fields. In this blog, we will explore the amazing capabilities of Bi2O3 nanopowder and some of its most promising applications.

Aluminum nitride is a ceramic material with high melting point, hardness, and thermal conductivity, as well as good thermal stability and corrosion resistance. Its crystal structure is hexagonal, thus requiring high temperatures and pressures in the preparation process. Due to these excellent properties, aluminum nitride has been widely used in high-temperature electronic devices, thermal conductivity materials, and other fields.

Silver coated copper technology is a composite metal material technology, and its core product silver coated copper powder is composed of copper in the core and silver shell covering its surface. A typical silver layer thickness is between 50-200 nanometers, with a silver content (mass ratio) of 5% -30%. In this structure, the copper core plays a role in providing low cost and high conductivity, while the silver shell is crucial in ensuring that the particles resist oxidation during processes such as pulping and printing, while forming good ohmic contact with the battery silicon wafer or TCO film. After sintering, the silver shell acts as a conductive medium, ensuring low contact resistance and reliable adhesion of the electrode, while the copper core reduces material costs while endowing the slurry with certain mechanical strength and thermal stability.

Superfine powder particle size distribution is the range of particle sizes of a superfine powder. The distribution is crucial in determining the performance of the powder, especially in industries such as pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and food processing. In this article, we will discuss the meaning of superfine powder particle size distribution and how it affects the properties and performance of the powder.