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niobium carbide

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niobium carbide [nī′ō·bē·əm ′kär‚bīd]
(inorganic chemistry)
NbC A lavender gray powder with a melting point of 3500°C; used for carbide-tipped tools and special steels.


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The results indicated that niobium silicides could be formed at the beginning, which blocked further reactions between carbon and niobium to form niobium carbides.
Lieber observed sawtooth titanium carbide nanorods and niobium carbide ones with a helical structure.
 
 
 
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