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Facts about Aluminum Nanoparticles


- Melting point of Aluminum Nanoparticles is 660.32 °C.

- Boling point of Aluminum Nanoparticles is 2519 °C.7

- The morphology of Aluminum Nanoparticles is spherical and they appear as black or grey-black powder.

- Aluminum nanoparticles are highly reactive, because of that measures should also be taken to protect aluminum nanoparticles from moisture, heat, and sunlight.

- Aluminum nanoparticles are highly effective catalysts.

- When Aluminum nanoparticles added into solid rocket fuel, it helps improve combustion speed and considerably increases combustion heat and combustion stability. The burning rate of solid propellant can be 5-20 times higher using aluminum nanopowders compared to powders with larger particle sizes.

- Adding about 5-10% of aluminum nanoparticles into standart aluminum powder improves the sintering processes of ceramics, with high heat-transfer performance, increased density, and improved the thermal conductivity of sinter.

- Aluminum nanoparticles can also be used in transparent optical coatings, wear- resistant additives.

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