carbidenickel
Carbidenickel, commonly referred to as nickel carbide, denotes chemical compounds composed of nickel and carbon. The most well-characterized member is nickel carbide Ni3C, which occurs as an intermetallic phase under carburizing conditions.
Ni3C has a nickel-to-carbon ratio of 3:1 and forms when nickel interacts with carbon-containing species at elevated
Formation methods include carburization of metallic nickel via exposure to methane, carbon monoxide, or other carbon-containing
Occurrences: It is frequently discussed in the context of nickel catalysts used in steam reforming, methanation,
Safety: Nickel compounds are potentially hazardous and can cause skin sensitization and other health effects; handling