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Blog of refractory metals by Heeger Materials. Including Tantalum, Niobium, Molybdenum, Tungsten and Zirconium, and alloy.
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The article describes the composition, raw materials, and production process of tungsten carbide.
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Focusing predominantly on the tantalum's array of products and its expansive realms of application.
Is tungsten an element or compound?
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This article discusses the properties of tungsten and the comparison between titanium and tungsten.
The type of tungsten and tungsten alloys
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Tungsten steel vs stainless steel, and tungsten and tungsten alloys radiation shielding properties.
Deep into molybdenum uncovering its chemical properties, high melting point, and industrial uses
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The article discusses the chemical properties and high melting point of molybdenum, and what molybdenum is used for.