
Molybdenum-copper alloy is usually formed by combining copper and molybdenum through sintering, hot pressing and other processes. Molybdenum has an extremely high melting point and a low coefficient of thermal expansion, while copper has excellent thermal conductivity, which allows the combination of the two to effectively dissipate heat in high-temperature environments without cracking or failing due to differences in thermal expansion. Therefore, molybdenum-copper heat sink materials are widely used in fields that require high thermal conductivity and thermal stability, such…