| Atomic number | 74 | 4.4 × 10-6 [m/(mK)] |
| CAS number | 440-33-7 | Thermal conductivity at 20 °C |
| Atomic mass | 183.84 [g/mol] | 164 [W/(mK)] |
| Melting point | 3420 °C | Specific heat at 20 °C 0.13 [J/(gK)] |
| Boiling point | 5555 °C | Electrical conductivity at 20 °C 18.2 × 106 [S/m] |
| Density at | 20 °C 19.25 [g/cm3] | Specific electrical resistance at 20 °C 0.055 [(Ωmm2)/m] |
| Crystal structure Body-centered cubic Coefficient of linear thermal expansion at 20 °C | ||
The innovative applications of tungsten products in non-traditional fields demonstrate their versatility and adaptability.
In the photovoltaics industry, tungsten is used in the conductive layers of solar cells to enhance efficiency.
The sapphire crystal growth industry utilizes tungsten-made furnace tools for their high-temperature resistance, supporting the growth process of sapphire crystals.
Metal Injection Molding (MIM) and powder metallurgy fields leverage tungsten powder to produce high-density, high-precision parts for various sophisticated equipment.
In the medical industry, tungsten serves as shielding material for radiation therapy, protecting medical personnel and patients from unnecessary exposure.
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