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Electrolytic production
Copperpowder is a fine, powdered form of copper consisting of small copper particles.
It is widely used in metalworking, the chemical industry, and various industrial applications.
Properties of Copper Powder
• High electrical and thermal conductivity
• Good corrosion resistance
• High density
• Susceptible to oxidation (especially in fine particles)
Production
Copper powder is produced by several processes, including:
1. Electrolytic deposition – The most common process, in which copper is deposited from a solution by electrolysis and then ground into a powder.
2. Atomization – Molten copper is atomized in a high-pressure gas or water stream, creating fine particles.
3. Mechanical comminution – Copper is mechanically crushed and ground.
4. Chemical reduction – Copper compounds such as copper oxide are converted into copper powder using a reducing agent.
Uses
• Electronics (conductive pastes, 3D printing)
• Metallurgy (powder metallurgy for the production of sintered parts)
• Paints and pigments
• Antibacterial coatings
• Antibacterial coatings
• Lubrication (in high-temperature lubricants)
• Explosives and pyrotechnics
Storage- Because copper powder can be flammable in very fine form, it must be stored and processed under safe conditions.
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