company news about The difference between iron vanadium and vanadium-nitrogen alloys

1. Vanadium, as the leader of the Vanadium group of elements in the periodic table, has its atomic number of 23, atomic weight of 50.942, melting point of 1887°F and boiling point of 3337°F.

2. Pure vanadium presents as a shining white, hard texture, etc., with a body-centered cubic structure and lattice coefficient of 3.024Aring.

3, vanadium when in the earth's crust as the fifth 17th common element, but not much in the form of this elemental directly used.

4, but vanadium is indeed a relatively valuable alloying element, can be added from steel, iron, and in the form of titanium aluminum-vanadium alloy used in the field of aerospace.

5. Vanadium compounds are indeed useful and can be used in a wide range of applications, such as catalysts, cosmetics, dyes, and batteries.