chromium carbide


chromium carbide

[′krō·mē·əm ′kär‚bīd] (inorganic chemistry) Cr3C2 Orthorhombic crystals with a melting point of 1890°C; resistant to oxidation, acids, and alkalies; used for hot-extrusion dies, in spray-coating materials, and as a component for pumps and valves.