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Aluminium-nickel

CAS 12635-29-9

CAS · 12635-29-9

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Product Overview

Aluminium-nickel is a high-purity catalysts-auxiliary-agent supplied for industrial and specialty chemical applications. Contact our team for specifications, packaging options and lead times.

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Product Specifications

Appearance Grey to grey-black powder or crystal
Aluminium (Al) 47.0% to 52.0%
Nickel (Ni) 48.0% to 53.0%
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Applications

Aluminium-nickel alloys are widely used in industrial, metallurgical, and chemical applications due to their unique combination of properties. They are employed as reducing agents in chemical synthesis and metallurgical processes, particularly in hydrogenation and desulfurization reactions. These alloys are also applied in the production of specialty chemicals, batteries, and fuel cells where controlled reactivity is required. In the electronics and aerospace industries, aluminium-nickel materials are used for producing components that require high strength-to-weight ratios, corrosion resistance, and thermal stability. Additionally, they are explored in research for catalytic applications, advanced material development, and hydrogen storage technologies.

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Benefits

Aluminium-nickel alloys offer several advantages due to the synergistic properties of aluminium and nickel. They provide excellent mechanical strength while remaining lightweight, making them suitable for demanding industrial and engineering applications. The alloy exhibits high thermal and chemical stability, ensuring performance under harsh conditions. In chemical processes, aluminium-nickel alloys serve as effective reducing agents with controlled reactivity, enabling efficient and selective transformations. Their corrosion resistance and durability extend the service life of components and reduce maintenance costs. Furthermore, the material's compatibility with various chemical environments allows versatility across multiple industrial and research applications.

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Conclusion

Aluminium-nickel alloys are versatile materials with broad applications in chemical synthesis, metallurgical processes, aerospace, and electronics. Their effectiveness as reducing agents, combined with benefits such as strength, corrosion resistance, thermal stability, and lightweight properties, makes them valuable in both industrial and research settings. The compound continues to support innovation in advanced materials, catalytic processes, and high-performance applications.

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