Nickel Ore
Nickel is a chemical element. The chemical symbol Ni, atomic number 28, atomic weight 58.69, belongs to group VIII of the periodic system. The ancient Egyptians, Chinese and Babylonians all used meteorite iron with high nickel content to make utensils, and the nickel content in the nickel ore produced in ancient China's Yunnan was very high. In 1751, Swedish A.F. Kronstede reduced red nickel ore with charcoal to obtain metallic nickel. Its English name comes from German Kupfernickel, which means fake copper. The content of nickel ore in the earth's crust is 0.018%. The main minerals of nickel ore are pyrite, silicon-magnesium-nickel ore, needle nickel ore or yellow nickel ore, red nickel ore and so on. The reserves of nickel in the manganese nodules on the seabed are very large, and they are important prospective resources of nickel.
Key words:
Classification:
Product
Product Introduction
Nickel is a chemical element. The chemical symbol Ni, atomic number 28, atomic weight 58.69, belongs to group VIII of the periodic system. The ancient Egyptians, Chinese and Babylonians all used meteorite iron with high nickel content to make utensils, and the nickel content in the nickel ore produced in ancient China's Yunnan was very high. In 1751, Swedish A.F. Kronstede reduced red nickel ore with charcoal to obtain metallic nickel. Its English name comes from German Kupfernickel, which means fake copper. The content of nickel ore in the earth's crust is 0.018%. The main minerals of nickel ore are pyrite, silicon-magnesium-nickel ore, needle nickel ore or yellow nickel ore, red nickel ore and so on. The reserves of nickel in the manganese nodules on the seabed are very large, and they are important prospective resources of nickel.
More products
Rare earth corrosion-resistant steel
Rare earth corrosion-resistant steel
Rare earth corrosion-resistant ordinary carbon steel series steel - Q195LRE cold-drawn wire (φ4mm)
Profiles are objects with a certain geometric shape made of iron or steel and materials with certain strength and toughness through rolling, extrusion, casting and other processes. This kind of material has a certain appearance size, a certain shape of the section, and has certain mechanical and physical properties. Profiles can be used alone or further processed into other manufactured products, often used in building structures and manufacturing installations. The mechanical engineer can select the specific shape, material, heat treatment state, mechanical properties and other parameters of the profile according to the design requirements, and then divide the profile according to the specific size and shape requirements, and then further process or heat treatment to meet the design accuracy requirements. The material, specifications and dimensions of the profiles can refer to the corresponding national standards.