Tungstate / Silver Bromide Photocatalyst and Its Preparation Methods

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For a long time, TiO2 has been the preferred material for photocatalysis. Until 1983, Chinese scholars used WO3 to deal with printing and dyeing wastewater for the first time, and achieved very good results. Tungstate has narrower forbidden band width (2.8eV) than TiO2. It is considered to be one of the most potential photocatalysts.

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Effect of Water Content on Green Compact Strength

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Water content of the mixed materials will have a great influence on the performance of the powder. Besides, it will also have a great influence on the subsequent performance of the blanks. The reason is that the water content has the influence on the body temperature to a certain extent, which decreasing or improving the glass transition temperature of the molding agent and affecting the strength of the green body.

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Effect of Water Content on the Apparent Density

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Tungsten carbide mixture composed of WC powder (or other refractory carbide powder), Co powder and forming by wet grinding and dry granulating process preparation. In these processes, the mixture contains a certain amount of moisture, which will follow the process into the mixing stage. The water content of mixture will have a certain impact on the apparent density, which can be controlled during the spray drying process.

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Carbon Control of Non-Bond Tungsten Carbide

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Non-bond tungsten carbide is very sensitive to carbon content. In order to maintain normal phase structure, its carbon content needs to be controlled within a certain range. Once exceed this range, there is brittle phase or free carbon, which is harmful to the of performance the tungsten carbide.

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Non-Bond Tungsten Carbide

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Non-bond tungsten carbide is a kind of hard alloy product that has no or very small amount of metal bonding agent (mass fraction less than 0.5%). It has unparalleled excellent wear resistance, excellent corrosion resistance, excellent polishing and antioxidant properties.

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Chemical Vapor Spraying Tungsten Carbide Coatings

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Tungsten carbide with high hardness, corrosion resistance, wear resistance, coating material is good, for metal ceramics, valves, bearings, tools and other industrial components in the long-term work wear and corrosion conditions, tungsten carbide spraying protective coating, can effectively alleviate the matrix failure, prolong the service life.

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Application of Ultrasonic Treatment Technology on Tungsten Powder Copper Plating

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Tungsten has excellent properties such as high melting point, high hardness and so on. Copper has good thermal conductivity and conductivity. The W-Cu composites, consisting of tungsten and copper, have good thermal conductivity and low thermal expansion coefficient. The traditional methods for the preparation of tungsten copper alloys include infiltration method, ionic thermal spraying and laminating powder metallurgy.

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Electrocatalytic Properties of Tungsten Carbide and Montmorillonite Nanocomposites

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The extranuclear electron arrangement of tungsten carbide (WC) possesses the platinum-like catalytic activity due to its similarities with platinum, which can be used as a catalyst in the electrochemical field and has become a hot research topic due to its excellent resistance to H2S and CO poisoning , but its electrocatalytic activity is far less than platinum and other precious metal catalysts. Therefore, the improvement of activity is the key and the technical problem facing WC substitution or partial replacement of platinum and other precious metal catalysts.

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Characteristics of Steel Bond Hard Alloy

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Different from the ordinary Co based tungsten carbide, the hard phase (tungsten carbide or titanium carbide) in the steel bond hard alloy can account for 30% to 50% of the total weight of the alloy, and the rest is the steel matrix.

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Steel Bond Hard Alloy History

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Steel bond hard alloy is a new type of tooling material developed on the basis of tungsten carbide. It is a hard alloy which uses carbides (WC, TiC, etc.) are used as hard phases, and steel is used as bond phase. In the last century at the end of 50s and early 60s, titanium carbide hard alloy is successfully developed by American company and put into production. After that, countries have been involved in the field. The research of steel bond hard alloy in China began in the early 60s of last century.

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