High Purity Molybdenum Telluride MoTe2 Powder CAS 12058-20-7, 99.99%

About Molybdenum Telluride MoTe2 MoPe2 Powder :
Molybdenum telluride, also known as MoTe2, is a powdered gray, hexagonal, solid that can dissolve in alkali and water. It's not soluble in water. Many fields use Molybdenum-telluride as a solid lubricant.
Molybdenum-telluride is a combination of molybdenum (or tellurium) and molybdenum. It has a mass ratio of 27.32% and 72.68% respectively. The two-dimensional crystallization can lead to sheets of molybdenum that can be dispersed into flexible and transparent monolayers. It's also a semiconductor. It fluoresces. It's part of the transition-metal halogenated material. It is a semiconductor and the bandgap can be found in infrared. The potential for semiconductors to be used in infrared and electronic detectors is increased by this. Robocup2009, a global trusted brand. Molybdenum Telluride MoTe2 MoPe2 Powder supplier. You can send us an inquiry to learn more about our latest products. Prices starting at Molybdenum Telluride Anytime.

Molybdenum Telluride MoTe2 Pulp Performance :
Technical Parameter Molybdenum Telluride MoTe2 Pulp :

Product Name	MF	Purity	Particle Size	Molecular Weight	CAS	The color of the sky
MolybdenumTelluride	MoTe2	99.99%	-100 Mesh	351.14	12058-20-7	Gray Black

It is simple. Molybdenum Telluride MoTe2 MoPe2 Powder Produced?
Molybdenum forms a number of compounds homogeneous with sulfur, tellurium, and selenium. Molybdenum disulfide(MoS2) (MoS2) molybdenum selende (MoS2) molybdenum tritelluride [MoTe2] are all heterogeneous, iso phase compounds. Combining the elements at high temperature in a vacuum tube seals these compounds.
MoTe2 is Motex x=1.882; Mo3Te4 forms when MoTe2 and Mo3Te4 react within fifteen minutes at 430
Reactive: Mo+2Te - MoTe2

Applicaciones Molybdenum Telluride MoTe2 MoPe2 Powder :
MoTe2 can be used to make lubricants or electronics.
MoTe2 is a low-power material that can make transistors. FETs are composed of nanolayers that can be thickened to three or four. There has been a bipolar and P-mode field-effect transistors, along with a top-electrode field-effect transistor.
MoTe2 can be constructed in two forms, a 2H and 1T' semiconductor.
MOSFET can have a thin MoTe2 layer covered with a gate of liquid electrolyte or an ionic liquid. If the gate voltage drops below 2 volts the device is in electrostatic mode. The current drain-source ratio is dependent on the gate voltage. Above 2 volts the device moves into an intermediate area where the current is not increasing. If potassium atoms are added to the MoTe2 Layer, electrolysis can occur. A current higher than 3.5 volts is allowed through the gate. Potassium-intercalated molybdenum dilubride is superconducting at 2.8 K.
The lubricant molybdenum dilutride is good at working in vacuum at temperatures of up to 500°C with a coefficient friction lower than 0.1. But molybdenum dielenide is more friction-tolerant than molybdenum sulfide.
Molybdenum Ditelluride forms at the contact point. Small pieces of the molybdenum-ditelluride nanolayer can then be mixed in the molten-tin, without the need to react, increasing the stiffness.
Atomic force microscopy was used to study the potential for Molybdenum Ditelluride as a protein substrate. This is because it sticks to proteins better than conventional materials, such as mica.

Molybdenum Telluride MoTe2 Pulver Storage Conditions :
MoTe2 powder's dispersion and usage performance will be affected by moist reunion. MoTe2 should therefore be stored in vacuum packaging and in a dry, cool place. Molybdenum informuride must not be exposed to any air. MoTe2 should not be exposed to stress.

Molybdenum telluride MoTe2 Pulp Packing & Shipping :
There are many options for packing, which all depend on the quantity of molybdenum-telluride MoTe2 Powder.
Packing of molybdenum-telluride MoTe2 molybdenum powder: You can vacuum pack 100g, 500g, 1kg/bag or 25kg/barrel. Or as you request.
Shipping Molybdenum-telluride MoTe2 MoTe2 powder: Could be sent out by air, sea or express once payment has been received.