Tungsten and Its Alloys
Summary: Silver-tungsten alloy is a kind of two-phase structural pseudo-alloy composed of tungsten and silver elements, and is a metal-matrix composite material.
Summary: Tungsten-lanthanum alloy is formed by adding lanthanum oxide (La2O3) with the weight percent of 1% to 2% into tungsten to improve its creep resistance and recrystallization temperature. With fine distribution of oxide particles in its structure
Summary: The melting point of tungsten-molybdenum alloy is improved along with the increase of tungsten content. When the tungsten content is increased to 25%, the melting point of the alloy is about 200℃ higher than that of pure molybdenum.
Summary: Chemical formula: WC. Black hexagonal crystal, metal luster, high hardness similar to that of diamond, good conductor of electricity and heat. Melting point: 2,870℃; boiling point: 6,000℃; relative density: 15.63(18℃).
Summary: Tungsten-aluminum alloy is formed by mixing aluminum, potassium and other elements into tungsten substrates, is usually prepared by a self-consumable smelting method and can also be manufactured by a sintering method.