Lanthanum Oxide ( La2O3 ) Nanopowder General Description
A fine black powder composed of lanthanum hexaboride particles ranging from 50 to 100nm in diameter. Known for its role in ceramics production and its
exceptional electron emissivity, this nanomaterial has been researched and implemented across a variety of industries and fields in recent years.
To find out more about ordering, handling, and utilizing lanthanum hexaboride nanoparticles/ nanopowder ( lab6 nanopowder).
Lanthanum Oxide ( La2O3 ) Nanopowder Applications
• Ceramics: One of the most common applications of LaB6 nanoparticles lay in its role as a refractory ceramic material with a relatively high melting point.
• Synthesis: Like many nanomaterials, a key value of lanthanum hexaboride lay in its potential for synthesis of other compounds. LaB6 is of
particular interest in synthetic organic chemistry.
• Imaging: Lanthanum hexaboride nanopowder has been used in the calibration of intruments for X-ray powder diffraction.
• Various electric devices: Devices across a broad range of industries utilize lanthanum hexaboride for its superconductive properties. Industries
with an interest in the material include aerospace engineering, environmental protection, and general electronics. The relatively low transition
temperature of the material is of special note.
• Infrared: LaB6 nanoparticles also see usage in various coatings and films to keep infrared light out.