Lithium High Purity 99.9% Metal Element Li 3 Bars 5gr-5kg
- Weight from 5gr to 5kg.
- Areas of application: in lithium-ion accumulators; as an alloy metal in lead, aluminum and magnesium alloys; in the manufacture of glass and ceramics; in the production of lubricants.
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Technical data:
| Brand: | Evek |
| Manufacturer part number: | Not applicable |
| Type: | Bars |
| Material: | Lithium |
| Application area: | Lithium-ion accumulators; as an alloy metal in lead, aluminum and magnesium alloys; Production of glass and ceramics; production of lubricants |
| Standard classifications: | |
| Name, symbol, atomic number: | Lithium, Li, 3 |
| Purity: | 99.9% |
| Further information: | |
| Density: | 0,534 g/cm³ |
| Melting point: | 180,54 °C |
| Mohs hardness: | 0,6 |
| Thermal conductivity: | 84,7 W/(m · K) |
| Elec. conductivity: | 10,8·10⁶ S/m |
Description:
With the lowest density of all solid elements, lithium belongs to the light metals. The element is a soft alkali metal and has good electrical and thermal conductivity. In dry air, lithium shows resistance. At room temperature, however, it reacts slowly to form lithium nitride. The metal has excellent reactivity and reacts with a great many elements and compounds (including water). The reactions take place with heat release.
Today, lithium is widely used in lithium-ion accumulators. These accumulators are rechargeable and are used in mobile devices (e.g., smartphones and tablets), laptops, and power tools. Electrically powered vehicles such as e-bikes and e-cars also use these accumulators. Lithium is also used as an alloy metal. It can be alloyed with lead, aluminum, and magnesium. Lead-lithium alloys are used in railways. Magnesium-lithium alloys are used in aerospace technology.
Lithium is used:
- in lithium-ion accumulators;
- as an alloy metal in lead, aluminum and magnesium alloys;
- in the manufacture of glass and ceramics;
- in the production of lubricants.
Lithium has the following properties:
- Light metal;
- extremely soft;
- good electrical and thermal conductivity;
- very reactive.
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