二氧化硅比表面积测试（The specific surface area of silica test）.docVIP

二氧化硅比表面积测试（The specific surface area of silica test） Measurement of specific surface area of silica SiO2 is also called silica. Widely distributed in nature, such as quartz, quartz sand and so on. White or colorless, with a higher iron content is pale yellow. Density 2.2 ~ 2.66., melting point 1670 degrees (Lin Shiying); 1710 degrees centigrade (square quartz). The boiling point is 2230 DEG C and the relative dielectric constant is 3.9. Insoluble in water, slightly soluble in acids, present in granular form and act as a molten base. Used for making glass, water glass, pottery, enamel, refractory material, ferrosilicon, molding sand, silicon and so on. purpose Silicon standard solution. Water glass; preparation of silicon compounds. A mask and a protective layer for diffusion of impurities in transistors and integrated circuits are fabricated from silicon dioxide films for integrated circuit devices. Glass industry. Nature Physical property Silica, also known as silica, chemical formula SiO (silica specific surface area test by the 3H-2000 series automatic nitrogen adsorption surface area tester) distribution test, The specific surface area of silica factory specializing in the production of test Peod, high accuracy, good repeatability, provide professional pre-sales technical support and quality customer service service) in nature there are crystalline silica and amorphous silica two. Sand silica Crystalline silica is divided into three kinds: quartz, scale quartz and square quartz because of their different crystal structures. Pure quartz is a colorless crystal, large and transparent, prism like quartz called crystal. If they contain trace impurities in crystal with different colors, amethyst, Citrine, topaz etc.. Ordinary sand is quartz fine sand, a (iron impurity) and white sand (less impurities, Jiao Chunjing). Silica crystal, silicon atoms with 4 valence electrons and 4 oxygen atoms form 4 covalent bonds, silicon atoms in the tetrahedral centers, 4 vertices of