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Magnesium Diboride Powder

 

Magnesium diboride, MgB2

Chemical Name: Magnesium boride (MgB2)

Magnesium diboride has been known to scientists for approximately 50 years, however, no one had ever investigated superconductivity in the material – whether it could conduct electrical current perfectly, without resistance, when cooled to
temperatures near absolute zero.

That all changed in January 2001 when Jun Akimitsu of Aoyama Gakuin University in Tokyo announced he and his research team had discovered that magnesium diboride becomes superconducting at 39 Kelvin (-389 F), nearly twice the temperature of
current intermetallic superconductors. The announcement had experimentalists around the world rushing to duplicate and confirm the Japanese findings.
 

Typical purity= 99% (Ca= <600 ppm)

Targets, single crystal, pieces, and powder granulations of 100 mesh by down, 150 X 325 mesh, 325 mesh X 10 microns, and 325 mesh by down.

Molecular Weight (g/mol.)    45.93
Theoretical Density (g/cm3)  
Specific Gravity  
Specific Heat @25°C (cal/g-°C)  
Melting Point (°C)  800
Tc (°K) ~ 37
Surface Area (m2/g)  
Thermal Conductivity @20°C (cal/s-cm-°C)  
Mohs Hardness @20°C  
Ionic Formula  Mg1.68+B0.84-2
EINECS-No.:  2345012
Color  

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Superconductive properties

Bags, drums and bulk bags

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