Magnesium Ingot

Magnesium Metal Ingot Specification

Magnesium metal ingots are exceptional materials with a range of valuable properties applicable in various fields. As shown in the chart, our magnesium ingots are manufactured to meet top industry standards, featuring an outstanding purity level of 99.9% or greater, which sets them apart from AZ91D magnesium alloy. For more details on magnesium ingots, including molecular weight, density, Poisson’s ratio, and more, please refer to the chart below.

Magnesium Metal Ingot Molecular Weight

The molecular weight of magnesium ingot is 24.31, which means that one mole of magnesium weighs 24.31 grams. Magnesium ingot is gray and has a melting point of 650 °C. This means that magnesium ingot can withstand high temperatures without melting. Its boiling point is 1090 °C, which means that it can be used in high-temperature applications.

Magnesium Metal Ingot Density

The density of magnesium ingot is 1738 kg/m3, which makes it a lightweight material. However, its strength is not compromised due to its low weight. Magnesium ingot is not soluble in water, which means that it is not easily dissolved in water. The electrical resistivity of magnesium ingot is 4.45 microhm-cm @ 20 °C, which means that it is a good conductor of electricity.

Magnesium Metal Ingot Electronegativity 

The electronegativity of magnesium ingot is 1.2 Paulings, which means that it has a low tendency to attract electrons. The heat of fusion of magnesium ingot is 2.16 Cal/gm mole, which means that it requires 2.16 calories of heat to melt one gram of magnesium ingot. The heat of vaporization of magnesium ingot is 32.517 K-Cal/gm atom at 1090 °C, which means that it requires 32.517 calories of heat to vaporize one atom of magnesium ingot at 1090 °C.

Magnesium Metal Ingot Poisson's Ratio

Poisson's ratio of magnesium ingot is 0.29, which means that it has a low tendency to deform under stress. The specific heat of magnesium ingot is 0.243 Cal/g/K @ 25 °C, which means that it requires 0.243 calories of heat to raise the temperature of one gram of magnesium ingot by one degree Celsius at 25 °C.

Magnesium Metal Ingot Tensile Strength

The tensile strength of magnesium ingot is not available, but it is known to be a strong material. The thermal conductivity of magnesium ingot is 1.56 W/cm/K @ 298.2 K, which means that it is a good conductor of heat. The thermal expansion of magnesium ingot is (25 °C) 24.8 µm·m-1·K-1, which means that it expands slightly when heated.

Magnesium Metal Ingot Vickers Hardness

The Vickers hardness of magnesium ingot is not available, but it is known to be a hard material. Young's modulus of magnesium ingot is 45 GPa, which means that it is a stiff material that is difficult to deform.

In conclusion, magnesium ingot is a unique material with a range of useful properties. Its low weight, high strength, and high melting and boiling points make magnesium ingots ideal for high-temperature and high-stress applications. With its excellent electrical conductivity, low electronegativity, and effective thermal conductivity, magnesium ingot uses extend to a variety of applications.