High Purity Tantalum Silicide TaSi2 Powder CAS 12039-79-1, 99% |

The TaSi2 Tantalum Silicide Powder



Tintalum silicide, TaSi2 Powder

ist with uniform particle size and structural stability.

Tantalum silicide

Excellent properties include high melting point and low resistance as well as corrosion resistance and resistance to high temperatures oxidation. It is also compatible with carbon, silicon and other matrix materials.

Tintalum silicide, TaSi2 Powder

This material is commonly used for the connection of integrated circuits, as a gate material and in high-temperature oxidation resistant coatings. It has been extensively researched and utilized in electronic devices, high temperature structural parts, electric heating elements, and other applications.

Tantalum has a high resistance to chemicals below 150°C. This can only be broken down with hydrofluoric Acid.

Metal silicides

Similar metal conductivity, high temperature performance, and oxidation resistance to silicon integrated circuits. You can use transition metal silicides for interconnections and resistance contacts as well as low-resistance gate and interconnections.

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How does Tantalum Silicide TaSi2 Pulver get made?


There are many preparation options for tantalum silicide, including combustion synthesis (combustion, CS) and self-propagating at high temperatures synthesis, such as arc melting.

1. Pulverize silicon powder and metal tantalum as your raw material. Next, heat the mixture to 1100-1500degC to start the reaction. After that, add hydrogen gas to heat it to 800. To make tantalum silicide, reduce tantalum pentoxide and calcium hydride. Heat to 1800°C and add silicon powder.

2. Preheat the Si/Ta mixture to 350 degrees Celsius, then heat to 1400 degrees Celsius and heat the reaction. Alternately, make TaS2 reaction with SiHnX4N at 900.

3. Direct method: “Total Silicide” is made from tantalum-metal and silicon powder. Here is how to make the reaction.

To begin, grind and combine tantalum metal with silicon powder. Next, heat them up in a graphite oven.

For tantalum silicide you will need to perform a prereaction of 1100-1500 degC. Then, heat it up to 1800degC and pass in hydrogen.

4. Method to reduce Tantalum pentoxide. First, combine tantalum peroxide and calcium hydride to get tantalum hydroide. Heat to 1800degC to extract tantalum metallic, and then mix silicon powder with the heat to create tantalum silicide.

Technical Parameters of Tantalum Silicide Powder TaSi2:

Name of the product	MF	Purity	Particle Size	Melting Point	Density	The color of the sky
Silicide with tantalum	TaSi2	99%	3-5um	2200	9.14 g/cm3	Black

Tantalum Silicide TaSi2 Pulp:

1. TaSi2 Tatalum silicide TaSi2 is used for making composite ceramic materials with silicon nitride/tantalum silicide.

2. The preparation of tantalum silicide TaSi2 Powder is done using Tantalum Silicide TaSi2 (tantalum silicide TaSi2) powder

3. TaSi2 Tantalum Silicide TaSi2 is used to make tantalum silicide/silicon Caride Coatings made from carbon/carbon-compound materials

4. TaSi2 Tatalum silicide powder is used in ceramic materials, thin film materials, and other refractory materials.

5. As fine ceramic raw materials powder, Tantalum silicide TaSi2 is used.

Shipping and Packing of Tantalum Silicide TSi2 Powder


There are many packing options available depending on the amount of tantalum silicide, TaSi2 or other powder.

Tintalum silicide TaSi2 Powder Packaging:


You can vacuum pack 1kg per bag, 25kg/barrel or according to your requirements.

Transport of powdered tantalum silicide TaSi2:


Could be sent by express or sea as soon as possible after receipt of payment.

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