Production description:

Ni  is commercially pure wrought nickel. It is highly resistant to various reducing chemicals. It can also be used in oxidizing conditions that cause the formation of a passive oxide film, for instance its unexcelled resistance to caustic alkalis. Nickel is limited to service at temperatures below 315℃, because at higher temperatures it suffers from graphitization which results in severely compromised properties. It has a high Curietemperature and good magnetostrictive properties. Its thermal and electrical conductivities are higher than nickel alloys.