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  • 506111437 BRA GIRI

    Prof.Dr. Onuralp YCEL

    Prof.Dr. Filiz INAR AHN

    PRODUCTION OF

    CHROMIUM BORIDE

    (CRB , CRB2 )

  • CONTENTS

    1. Generel Information About CHROMIUM BORIDE (CrB , CrB2 )

    2. Production of CHROMIUM BORIDE (CrB , CrB2 )

    2.1. Mechanochemical Synthesis

    2.2. Solid state Reaction

    2.3. Molten Salt Method

    2.4. Low Temperature Synthesis of Chromium Borides

    2.5. Chromium Borides by Combustion Synthesis Involving

    Borothermic and Aluminothermic Reduction of Cr2O3

    3. Suppliers and Price of CHROMIUM BORIDE (CrB , CrB2 )

    4. References

  • 1. GENEREL INFORMATION ABOUT CHROMIUM BORIDE (CRB , CRB2 )

    Borides of transition metals have attracted considerable interest for their various unique properties. Among these borides, chromium boride (CrB) is currently of great technological importance because of its high melting point, high chemical stability, high hardness and strength. So it has found applications in structure materials.

    Chromium borides are used in plasma technology and for high-performance electrodes in electron microscopes, metal matrix composites (MMCs), cutting tools and cermets for machining aluminum.

    For the CrB system, six chromium borides (Cr2B, Cr5B3,CrB, Cr3B4, CrB2, and CrB4) shown in next figure . Among them,CrB2 is the most stable compound with a melting point of 2200 C and is a potential candidate as the structural material, hard coating on cutting tools, and protective layer on mechanical parts to resist wear and corrosion.

  • 1. GENEREL INFORMATION ABOUT CHROMIUM BORIDE (CRB , CRB2 )

  • 1. GENEREL INFORMATION ABOUT CHROMIUM BORIDE (CRB , CRB2 )

    CrB CrB2

    Formula Weight 62.81 73.62

    Color - Gray

    Theoretical Density

    (Kg/m3 X 10-3 )

    6,14 5,20

    Crystal Structure tetragonal hexagonal

    Thermal Expansion

    Coefficient (10-6/K)*

    12.3 10.5

    Thermal Conductivity

    (W/M. K) **

    20.1 31.8

  • 2. PRODUCTION OF CHROMIUM BORIDE (CRB , CRB2 )

    2.1. MECHANOCHEMICAL SYNTHESIS

    Ball-milling of elemental powder mixtures without external heat application

    has been processed as a mechanism for the mechanochemical synthesis of high

    melting point compounds.

    Chromium and amorphous boron elemental powder mixtures at atomic ratios

    of 1:1 and 1:2 were processed for 10-40h in a planetary ball-mill. CrB2 was

    formed at a low yield after 10-30h of milling the 1:2 mixture using tungsten

    carbide balls. However, a single phase of CrB2 was found by XRD, after the

    as-milled Cr-B (1:2) mixture was annealed at 900 C for 2h. A single phase of

    CrB was formed by annealing the Cr-B (1:1) mixture at 1000 C for 2h. Ball-

    milling of the elemental powder mixtures before annealing significantly

    reduced the reaction temperature necessary for chromium boride synthesis. The

    as-milled Cr-B (1:2) mixture contained fewer contaminations (tungsten and

    cobalt) than the as milled Cr-B (1:1) mixture. The lattice parameters of the

    chromium borides obtained agree with previously reported measurements.

  • 2. PRODUCTION OF CHROMIUM BORIDE (CRB , CRB2 )

    2.2. SOLID STATE REACTION

    Chromium boride powders can be synthesized at 600 C through a solid-state reaction. The synthesis is carried out in an autoclave by using CrCl3 , Mg and

    MgB2 as reactants.The Xray powder diffraction pattern indicates the formation

    of orthorhombic CrB. Trassion electron microscopy image shows that typical

    CrB crystallites are compossed of floss-like particles with less than 10 nm in

    diameter and about 50-100 nm in leght.

    2CrCl3 + MgB2 + 2Mg 2 CrB + 3 MgCl2

  • 2. PRODUCTION OF CHROMIUM BORIDE (CRB , CRB2 )

    2.3. MOLTEN SALT METHOD

    A molten salt (anhydrous aluminum trichloride) method to prepare CrB

    nanorods via a reductionboronation route at 650 C in an autoclave be described as follows,

    CrCl3 + B + 3Na CrB +3NaCl

    Below the temperature of 500 C, the weight gain almost has not changed. From 500 to 1000 C, the weight gain of CrB nanorods experiences four different steps. Below

    the temperature of 630 C, the weight gain increases gradually, which indicates that the sample is oxidized by oxygen slowly forming chromium oxide and

    boron oxides.

    When the temperature is within 630660 C, the weight gain increases significantly indicating that the sample is oxidized rapidly forming oxide layer

    gradually at the surface of the nanorods.

  • 2. PRODUCTION OF CHROMIUM BORIDE (CRB , CRB2 )

    2.3. MOLTEN SALT METHOD

    If the temperature was higher than

    700 C, the diameters of the CrB nanorods increased obviously. An

    optimum reaction temperature for

    the CrB nanorods was about 650

    C. The reaction time must be sufficient to ensure the process of

    boronation. It was found that 10 h

    was needed for the synthesis of

    nanorods.

  • 2. PRODUCTION OF CHROMIUM BORIDE (CRB , CRB2 )

    2.4. LOW TEMPERATURE SYNTHESIS OF CHROMIUM BORIDES

    Commercially available chromium acetate, Cr(CH3COO)3 and boron powder

    were used as starting materials. The boron powder was purified by refluxing in

    acid to an ethanolic solution of chromium acetate, boron was added .The

    resulting dispersion was sonicated for 2 h and evaporated to make a dry mass.

    The product was further annealed in inert atmosphere under three different

    conditions (i) 400 C for 12 h, (ii) 600 C for 12 h and (iii) 400 C for 6 h and

    subsequently at 1000 C for 12 h in an argon atmosphere.

  • 2. PRODUCTION OF CHROMIUM BORIDE (CRB , CRB2 )

    2.4. LOW TEMPERATURE SYNTHESIS OF CHROMIUM BORIDES

  • 2. PRODUCTION OF CHROMIUM BORIDE (CRB , CRB2 )

    2.4. LOW TEMPERATURE SYNTHESIS OF CHROMIUM BORIDES

    a - On heating the mixture of chromium acetate and boron at 400 C, powder X-ray diffraction shows the formation of poorly crystalline CrB .

    b - Further heating of the product at 600 C leads to improvement in the crystallinity.

    c - Synthesis of CrB at ambient pressure can be achieved above 1400 C and pure phases of CrB have been obtained only at 1600 C

  • 2. PRODUCTION OF CHROMIUM BORIDE (CRB , CRB2 )

    2.4. LOW TEMPERATURE SYNTHESIS OF CHROMIUM BORIDES

    Chromium boride (CrB) nanowires obtained at

    400 C

    Chromium boride (CrB)

    nanoparticles obtained at

    600 C

    Chromium

    diboride

    nanoparticles

    obtained at

    1000 C

  • 2. PRODUCTION OF CHROMIUM BORIDE (CRB , CRB2 )

    2.5. CHROMIUM BORIDES BY COMBUSTION SYNTHESIS INVOLVING

    BOROTHERMIC AND ALUMINOTHERMIC REDUCTION OF CR2O3

    A variety of transition metal borides have been produced from their constituent

    elements through combustion synthesis in the mode of self-propagating high-

    temperature synthesis (SHS). When direct combustion between the metal and

    boron is not feasible due largely to insufcient exothermicity, the SHS process

    involving borothermic reduction of metaloxides has been considered as an

    alternative of preparing the corresponding chromium borides.

    On the preparation of chromium borides, CrB2 has been the most produced

    phase. Obtained CrB and CrB2 in pure form by milling chromium and boron

    powders in a planetary ball mill for 2040 h, followed by annealing at 900

    1000 C for 2 h. Conducted borothermic reduction of Cr2O3 at 1600 C to produce CrB2.

    Through self-propagating combustion involving reduction of Cr2O3 by

    amorphous boron.

  • 2. PRODUCTION OF CHROMIUM BORIDE (CRB , CRB2 )

    2.5. CHROMIUM BORIDES BY COMBUSTION SYNTHESIS INVOLVING

    BOROTHERMIC AND ALUMINOTHERMIC REDUCTION OF CR2O3

    Chromiumoxide Cr2O3 ,amorphous boron, and Al powders were employed as

    the starting materials to prepare two types of the powder mixtures.

    One is composed of Cr2O3 and boron with a molar composition of Cr2O3+ xB.

    The other type of the sample adopts Al as the reducing agent and is formulated

    by the molar proportion of Cr2O3+ 2Al + yB . The synthesis process of the

    Cr2O3B sample essentially combines the reduction of Cr2O3 by B to form

    elemental Cr and B2O3 as a by product and the interaction between the reduced

    Cr and B to yield boride compounds. On the other hand, chromium borides are

    produced along with Al2O3 from the samples containing Cr2O3, Al, and B

    powders. The following reactions are two examples of the formation of CrB

    and CrB2 from stoichiometric Cr2O3B and Cr2O3AlB samples, respectively.

    CrO3 + 4B 2CrB + B2O3

    Cr2O3 + 2Al + 4B 2CrB2 + Al2O3

  • 3. SUPPLIERS AND PRICE OF CHROMIUM BORIDE (CRB , CRB2 )

    Alfa Aesar / CHINA www.alfa.com

    Energy Chemical / CHINA www.energy-chemical.com

    Aladdin Reagents / CHINA www.aladdin-e.com

    Guangzhou WeiBo / CHINA www.weibochem.com

    ABCR / GERMANY www.abcrestore.com

    Service Chemical / GERMANY www.chemos-group.com

    Price of Alfa Aesar ;

    -325 Mesh Powder form 100gr price is 141 Euro.

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