The difference between metal silicon powder and silicon carbide
Silicon carbide is a non-metallic mineral product produced at a high temperature of more than 1800 degrees Celsius with quartz sand (SIO2) and anthracite or petroleum coke (C) as basic raw materials. Silicon carbide has the characteristics of high hardness, small expansion coefficient, brittleness, and good thermal conductivity. Silicon carbide is widely used in abrasives, grinding of electronic products, refractory materials, special ceramics, foam ceramics, coating plastic addition modification, automotive parts, military aviation, deoxidizer for steelmaking, etc.
Metal silicon powder has the characteristics of high melting point, good heat resistance, high resistivity and high oxidation resistance, so it is widely used in many industries and fields. Metal silicon powder has a wide range of applications in many fields such as organosilicon chemicals, metallurgical casting, electronics, refractory materials, powder metallurgy, solar thermal power generation, etc.
