Sodium Vanadium Hydride (NaVH4)
Sodium vanadium hydride is a complex hydride variant used in advanced hydrogen storage systems and battery materials research. It qualifies under HTS 2850.00.20.00 for chemically defined vanadium hydrides.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If complex salt form with fulminates or cyanates
Double salts of vanadium with those radicals go to 2842.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Classify with CAS number and molecular formula on commercial invoice for precise identification
• Handle as air-sensitive material; ship under inert atmosphere with proper hazmat declarations
• Distinguish from organic vanadates, which go to Chapter 29
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Vanadium Hydride Powder (VH2)
Vanadium hydride (VH2) is a chemically defined inorganic compound produced by reacting vanadium metal with hydrogen gas, used primarily as a hydrogen storage material and in metallurgy. It falls under HTS 2850.00.20.00 as a hydride of vanadium, distinct from carbides classified in heading 2849.
Vanadium Nitride Powder (VN)
Vanadium nitride (VN) is a refractory ceramic material synthesized by nitriding vanadium, widely used as an alloying additive in steel production to enhance strength and wear resistance. Classified under HTS 2850.00.20.00 as a chemically defined nitride of vanadium.
Vanadium Silicide Powder (V3Si)
Vanadium silicide (V3Si) is an intermetallic compound used in high-temperature ceramics, electronics, and thin-film coatings due to its superconducting properties at low temperatures. It is classified in HTS 2850.00.20.00 as a silicide of vanadium.
Vanadium Boride Powder (VB2)
Vanadium diboride (VB2) is a hard, refractory boride compound employed in abrasives, cutting tools, and wear-resistant coatings for its high melting point and strength. Falls under HTS 2850.00.20.00 as a boride of vanadium.
Vanadium Azide Crystals (V(N3)3)
Vanadium azide is an explosive-sensitive azide compound used sparingly in pyrotechnics and organometallic synthesis. Classified as a chemically defined azide of vanadium under HTS 2850.00.20.00.