Crystalline zirconium is a high-purity metallic zirconium with a zirconium content of ≥ 99.95% and impurity content as low as 0.01%. This material has a variety of unique physical and chemical properties, making it widely used in multiple fields.

Physical properties: Crystalline zirconium has a density of 6.51 and is soluble in hydrofluoric acid and aqua regia. It has the ability to absorb hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen, which gives it advantages in specific applications.

Application areas:

In the aerospace field, zirconia is often used to manufacture key components such as nozzles and combustion chambers in rocket engines due to its high melting point, high hardness, and good chemical stability.

In the field of Jun engineering, special steels containing zirconium have improved their hardness and strength by adding zirconium elements, making Jun equipment more sturdy and durable. Zirconium alloys also play an important role in the manufacturing of aircraft engines and missile components.

In the field of nuclear energy, zirconium's high melting point and excellent nuclear properties make it a key material for nuclear reactors and fuel rods. In addition, zirconium series products are widely used in the manufacturing and operation of nuclear missiles to ensure the safety and stability of nuclear reactions.

In addition, crystalline zirconium is also used as a research experimental material and alloy melting additive to meet the needs of high-end technology and industrial applications.

The production and application of crystalline zirconium demonstrate its important role in high-tech and industrial fields, from aerospace, aerospace to nuclear energy. Its unique physical and chemical properties provide critical support for technological progress and equipment upgrades in these fields. With the advancement of technology and the development of industry, the application prospects of crystalline zirconium will be even broader.