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Characteristics and Properties of c-BN

Cubic boron nitride (c-BN) is a different material altogether from h-BN, with a structure similar to that of diamond, which is characterized by extremely high hardness (second to diamond) and high thermal conductivity.As such, it is a material of great interest and a potential competitor to diamond, particularly for cutting and grinding applications. Its characteristics and properties are shown in Table 10.3 [Pg.274]

Summary of Characteristics and Properties of Cubic Boron Nitride [Pg.274]

Hardness 29.89 3.12 GPa (depending on crystal orientation) Compressive Strength 2730 MPa Young s Modulus 650 GPa Fracture Toughness 6.4 MPa m  [Pg.274]

Note Test temperature is 20°C unless otherwise stated [Pg.274]

Chemical Resistance. C-BN is essentially inert to all reagents at room temperature. It does not react with carbide formers such as Fe, Co, Ni, Al, Ta, and B at approximately 1000°C (while diamond does) this is a useful characteristic in machining and grinding applications. However, it reacts with aluminum at 1050°C and with Fe and Ni alloys containing Al above 1250°C.P4] [Pg.275]


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