Boron oxide is often used to replace silica in nuclear waste glass

Colorless, translucent lumps or hard, white, odorless crystals.

Colorless, translucent lumps or hard, white, odorless crystals.

Boron oxide is colorless translucent glass block or white hard odorless crystal. Melting point 450°C; Boiling point: 1860°C. Density: 2.46 g cm-3. Slightly soluble in water. Used as an insecticide; as a starting material for the synthesis of other boron compounds; as a flux for enamel and glass; mixed with 2-6% boron nitride, as a binder for boron nitride ceramic hot isostatic pressing. |DryPowder; Dry Powder, PelletsLargeCrystals; GranulesLargeCrystals|White hygroscopic powder or granules|Colorless, translucent lumps or hard, white, odorless crystals.

 

Boron oxide is colorless translucent glass block or white hard odorless crystal. Melting point 450°C; Boiling point: 1860°C. Density: 2.46 g cm-3. Slightly soluble in water. Used as an insecticide; as a starting material for the synthesis of other boron compounds; as a flux for enamel and glass; mixed with 2-6% boron nitride, as a binder for hot isostatic pressing boron nitride ceramics. |Diboron trioxide is a kind of boron oxide with molecular formula B2O3.

Boron oxide is colorless translucent glass block or white hard odorless crystal. Melting point 450 °C; bp: 1860 °C. Density: 2.46 g cm-3. Slightly soluble in water. Used as an insecticide; as a starting material for the synthesis of other boron compounds; as a flux for enamel and glass; mixed with 2-6% boron nitride, as a binder for hot isostatic pressing boron nitride ceramics.

Boron oxide is often used to replace silica in nuclear waste glass. The introduction of B breaks the Q3 unit and creates Q2, Q4 and a small amount of Q1. The presence of B has several positive effects.


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