Tungsten (W) nanopowder and nanoparticles are metallic nanomaterials derived from the element tungsten, a refractory transition metal. Compared with bulk tungsten, nanoscale forms offer a much higher surface-to-volume ratio, which makes them of interest for research in sintering behavior, protective coatings, catalysis, and advanced materials processing. They are typically handled as dry powders in laboratory and pilot-scale studies.
- Quantity: 100 g
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- Research on refractory metal sintering and powder metallurgy
- Development of hard coatings and wear-resistant composites
- Catalysis and electrocatalysis studies
- Conductive pastes and thin-film electronics research
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