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CHROMIUM,24  Cr 51.996

CAS

7440-47-3

Melting Point °C

1875

Boiling Point °C

2475

Density G/Cm3

7.19

Mohs Hardness @ 20 °C

9.0

Coef. of Exp. @ 20 °C

6.2 x 10-6

Elec Resistivity Microhm-Cm

12.9

Crystal Structure

Cubic, Body Centered
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Catalog
No

Product Description

Purity
%

Particle
Size

Cost Per Pound

1-2

3-10

11-25

26-100

CR-102

chromium metal powder

99.8

1-5 micron

73.25

54.94

51.19

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CR-103

chromium metal powder

99.8

-325 mesh

71.80

53.85

50.18

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CR-104

chromium metal powder

99.8

plasma s.g.

46.73

35.05

32.66

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CR-105

chromium metal powder

99.8

-100 mesh

39.03

29.27

27.27

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CR-110

chromium metal granules

98.0+

1" x down

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CR-115

chromium metal flake

99.8

1" x down

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CR-120

chromium metal flake, electrolytic

99.9

1" x down

29.27

27.27

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CR-130

chromium metal pellets

99.99

6mm x 6mm

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CR-180

chromium sputtering targets

99.95-99.99

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CR-190

chromium vacuum melted granules

99.99

3-6 mm

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BACKGROUND:
In 1797, Louis Nicolas Vauquelin received crocoite ore, with which he could produce chromium oxide. In 1798, he discovered detectable traces of chromium in gemstones. Later, he successfully isolated elemental chromium. In the 1800's, chromium was used in paints and tanning salts. Currently, eighty-five percent of chromium is used in metal alloying.

CHROMIUM POWDER APPLICATIONS:
When exposed to oxygen, chromium is passivated, forming a thin protective oxide layer. This surface layer prevents oxygen from diffusing into the underlying layer. These properties are great for many uses, including coatings and platings, polish, dyes, paints and much more. Some of the major applications include:

Metallurgy
Chromium provides a shiny finish with corrosion resistance. It is commonly used in cutlery, chrome plating, and in anondized aluminum.

Dye and Paint
Chromium is used as an emerald green glass colorant in glass making. It is used in production of synthetic rubies, and it is also used in yellow paint.


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