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In powder metallurgy, it is necessary to know the powder's nature to understand how the processing of a powder occurs. This paper experimentally characterizes a copper powder for heat pipe wick applications, utilizing atomization as the manufacturing method. The investigation employs Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometry (ED-XRF), and Laser Diffraction Granulometry to assess the powder's properties. Results indicate that the purity and shape of the copper powder align with the manufacturing method, rendering it highly suitable for wick applications. Additionally, the copper powder displays a unimodal distribution that is optimal for capillary structures, further validating its application in heat pipe technology.
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