Tungsten 99.9%, 1 g

Tungsten (W), Latin Wolframium, also known by the English designation Tungsten, is a gray to silvery-white, hard, metallic element with high temperature resistance. Tungsten is the second hardest metal after chromium. The melting point of tungsten is approximately 3422 °C, which is the highest melting point of all metals and, after carbon, the second highest melting point of all elements. Tungsten is paramagnetic.

Tungsten for sale: we supply packaging with a purity of 99.9% in multiples of 1 g.

In nature, tungsten occurs rarely, the main minerals being wolframite, ferberite, and scheelite. The largest deposits of tungsten are in China, Russia, and Canada.

Tungsten is most commonly used for the production of light bulb filaments, electrodes, thermoelectric elements, X-ray tube anticathodes, cast and sintered carbides.

Tungsten is used for the production of various industrial products, such as filaments for electric bulbs, contacts for electrical equipment, and high-temperature furnaces.

Adding tungsten to alloys increases their hardness and mechanical and thermal resistance. These alloys are used in the production of metalworking tools, geological tool drill heads, steam turbine blades, and other components that are highly stressed thermally and mechanically.

Tungsten is a very important element for industrial production, with wide applications in various fields, especially due to its high temperature resistance and hardness.

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