Vanadium Oxide

Description

Vanadium Oxide, also known as Vanadium Pentoxide, Vanadium(V) Oxide, Vanadia, Divanadium Pentaoxide, Vanadic Anhydride, Divanadium Pentoxide, etc. It is an inorganic compound with the formula V2O5. Vanadium Oxide is an amphoteric oxide, but it is mainly acidic. Volatilizes significantly above 700°C. It decomposes into oxygen and vanadium tetroxide at 700~1125°C, which makes it a catalyst for many organic and inorganic reactions.

When it comes to ceramic manufacturing, metal oxides are one of the common chemical raw material additives. And V2O5 is a common additive, widely used in the ceramic industry. Ceramic Grade Vanadium Pentoxide is a high-purity powder with grayish-black color. Compared with the standard grade, the ceramic rate has higher quality, is more suitable for producing ceramic technology. Therefore, widely used in the manufacture of various ceramic products. It has good chemical stability, produced by techniques such as powder metallurgy, which ensures its high purity and excellent physical and chemical properties.

V2O5 also has a wide range of applications in the manufacture of ceramic products. At high temperatures, Vanadium Pentoxide can promote the crystallization of ceramic materials and increase hardness while improving the optical properties and color effects of ceramics. Therefore, also widely used in the manufacture of various ceramic products such as ceramic tiles, ceramic utensils, and ceramic tableware.

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