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 Molybdenum micron powder, with its ultra-high melting point, excellent thermal and electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance, and mechanical strength, serves as a critical material across high-performance engineering domains. Its ability to withstand extreme environments and maintain structural integrity makes it indispensable in aerospace, electronics, energy systems, and biomedical technologies. Below is a summary of its key application domains:

• Steel & Alloy Engineering: Used as an alloying agent in high-strength steels and superalloys to improve creep resistance, hardness, and thermal stability. Commonly employed in tool steels, stainless steels, and molybdenum-based alloys for demanding mechanical and thermal applications.
• Aerospace & Automotive Materials: Integrated into structural components, turbine blades, and propulsion systems due to its exceptional strength-to-weight ratio and heat resistance. Molybdenum alloys contribute to lightweight, high-performance parts in aircraft, satellites, and advanced automotive systems.
• Electronics & Thermal Management: Utilized in semiconductor substrates, heat sinks, and thin-film transistors for its high thermal conductivity and low thermal expansion. Supports the fabrication of precision electronic components and thermal interface materials in microelectronics.
• Energy Production & Power Systems: Applied in nuclear reactors, power plant turbines, and high-temperature furnaces. Molybdenum’s stability in aggressive environments ensures reliable performance in energy generation and thermal processing equipment.
• Additive Manufacturing & Powder Metallurgy: Employed in 3D printing and sintered components for its printability, wear resistance, and dimensional stability. Spherical molybdenum powders are compatible with LPBF, EBM, and DED processes for aerospace and tooling applications.
• Catalysis & Chemical Processing: Functions as a catalyst support or active phase in hydrodesulfurization, reforming, and oxidation reactions. Molybdenum oxides and sulfides (e.g., MoS₂) are widely used in petrochemical refining and hydrogen evolution reactions (HER).
• Biomedical Applications: Explored for use in biocompatible implants, prosthetics, and surgical tools due to its corrosion resistance and inert behavior in physiological environments. Molybdenum-based materials are under investigation for targeted drug delivery and imaging platforms.
• Environmental & Safety Technologies: Used in filtration systems, gas sensors, and pollutant remediation setups. Molybdenum compounds contribute to catalytic degradation of NOx, VOCs, and heavy metals in air and water purification technologies.