Zirconium Dioxide (ZrO₂) Powder

Product Description

Zirconium Dioxide (ZrO₂), commonly known as Zirconia, is an advanced ceramic material recognized for its excellent mechanical strength, high-temperature stability, wear resistance, and chemical durability. It is widely used in advanced ceramics, materials science research, thermal barrier coatings, biomedical components, and engineering applications.

Zirconia is available in different crystalline phases, including monoclinic, tetragonal, and cubic structures. Its properties can be modified through stabilizing additives such as yttria, making it suitable for a wide range of technical applications.

Key Features

  • High mechanical strength and hardness

  • Excellent wear and abrasion resistance

  • Good chemical and corrosion resistance

  • High-temperature stability

  • Low thermal conductivity compared with many structural ceramics

  • Available in stabilized grades, including YSZ, subject to availability

Applications

  • Advanced structural ceramics

  • Thermal barrier coatings

  • Ceramic components and wear-resistant parts

  • Biomedical and dental ceramics

  • Solid oxide fuel cells and oxygen sensors

  • Refractory materials

  • Materials science and nanotechnology research

  • Ceramic composites and powder metallurgy research

Technical Specifications

  • Chemical Formula: ZrO₂

  • Molecular Weight: 123.22 g/mol

  • CAS Number: 1314-23-4

  • Appearance: White powder

  • Purity: Available as per specified grade

  • Particle Size: Available as per requirement

  • Crystal Phase: Monoclinic, tetragonal, or cubic, depending on grade

  • Packaging: As per customer requirement

Purity, particle size, crystal phase, packaging, and availability should be confirmed for the specific batch before ordering.

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