Nano Magnesium Powder (Mg Nanopowder)

• High-purity metallic magnesium nanopowder

• Nanometer-scale particle size and high specific surface area

• Lightweight material with a low bulk metal density

• Potential use in advanced lightweight composites and powder metallurgy research

• Relevant to hydrogen-storage and energy-materials research

• Available in different particle-size distributions and purity specifications

• Spherical, near-spherical, or irregular morphologies may be available

• Surface condition and oxide content can be specified where supported

• Moisture-controlled packaging options may be available

• Certificate of Analysis (COA) and material documentation available as applicable

Property	Typical Information
Product Name	Nano Magnesium Powder
Chemical Name	Magnesium Metal Nanopowder
Chemical Formula	Mg
CAS Number	7439-95-4
Atomic Number	12
Atomic Weight	24.305 g/mol
Crystal Structure	Hexagonal close-packed (HCP)
Density	Approximately 1.74 g/cm³
Melting Point	Approximately 650°C
Boiling Point	Approximately 1,091°C
Appearance	Silver-gray to gray powder
Typical Purity	99%–99.9%+, grade-dependent
Particle Size	Nanometer range; examples include below 50 nm, 50–100 nm, and 100–200 nm
Morphology	Spherical, near-spherical, irregular, or agglomerated
Surface Condition	Native oxide layer; controlled or passivated surfaces may be available
Specific Surface Area	High; strongly dependent on particle size and agglomeration
Oxide Content	Specification-dependent; should be confirmed for each grade
Packaging	Moisture- and oxidation-controlled packaging appropriate to the grade

• 99% Nano Magnesium Powder

• 99.5% High-Purity Magnesium Nanopowder

• 99.9% Magnesium Nanopowder

• Spherical Magnesium Nanopowder

• High-Surface-Area Magnesium Powder

• Controlled-Oxide Magnesium Nanopowder

• Passivated Magnesium Nanopowder

• Research-Grade Magnesium Nanopowder

• Custom-Specification Magnesium Nanopowder

1. What is nano magnesium powder?

Nano magnesium powder is metallic magnesium produced with particle sizes in the nanometer range. Its small particle size creates a high surface-area-to-volume ratio, which can influence reactivity, oxidation, sintering behavior, and interactions with other materials.

2. What is nano magnesium powder used for?

Potential research applications include advanced materials development, lightweight composites, powder metallurgy, hydrogen-storage research, and specialized energy-related materials. Suitability depends on the powder's particle size, purity, surface condition, and the specific application.

3. What particle sizes are available?

Potential specifications include particles below 50 nm, 50–100 nm, and 100–200 nm. Actual availability depends on the supplier, and buyers should confirm whether the quoted size represents primary particles, aggregates, or an instrument-measured particle-size distribution.

4. What purity levels are available?

Potential grades include 99%, 99.5%, and 99.9% purity. For technical applications, it is important to specify the analytical method and limits for oxygen, moisture, and trace-metal impurities.

5. Is nano magnesium powder sensitive to air and moisture?

Yes. Fine magnesium powder can oxidize readily and may present a serious fire hazard. Nanoscale material can be especially reactive. It must be stored and handled according to its supplier-specific Safety Data Sheet (SDS), with appropriate controls for ignition sources, moisture, and combustible metal dust.

6. Can REG Metals source custom nano magnesium powder?

REG Metals can source magnesium nanopowder subject to supplier availability and the required specification. Buyers should identify their target particle size, purity, oxygen content, surface treatment, quantity, packaging requirements, and documentation needs.