Prodigy DC Arc spectrometer for determination of trace elements in silicon alloys
February 28 12:20:21, 2021
Silicon alloy is a blue metal with high gloss and high melting point, and its melting point is 1414 ℃. Silicon is the second most common element in the earth's crust, but free silicon is rarely found in nature. Due to its electrical resistance and relatively high thermal conductivity, silicon is widely used. High purity silicon is widely used in the solar industry, for example, it is made into silicon wafers, solar cells and silicon-based semiconductors. As an alloy, ferrosilicon alloys account for the vast majority of silicon products in the world and are used in the steel industry. Silicon is also used to improve the hardness and wear resistance of aluminum, making it useful for steel production.