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1997

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Optically Transparent Composite Material And Process For Preparing Same, D. E. Day, James O. Stoffer, John M. Barr Sep 1997

Optically Transparent Composite Material And Process For Preparing Same, D. E. Day, James O. Stoffer, John M. Barr

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Glass ribbon-reinforced transparent polymer composites which provide excellent optical transparency and a low distortion level over a wide temperature range while exhibiting superior mechanical properties as compared to non- reinforced polymer counterparts, and equivalent properties as compared to glass fiber-reinforced counterparts.


Chemical Durability Of Lead-Oxide-Based, Thick-Film Binder Glasses, Douglas M. Mattox, Joshua H. Robinson Jan 1997

Chemical Durability Of Lead-Oxide-Based, Thick-Film Binder Glasses, Douglas M. Mattox, Joshua H. Robinson

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Lead-oxide-bearing glasses are incompatible with aluminum nitride metallization's, and federal legislation is recommending their replacement in thick-film electronics and labeling. To evaluate alternatives, the benchmark chemical durability's of the lead borosilicate and lead aluminate thick-film binder glasses have been determined. Aluminum oxide (Al2O3) benefits water durability moderately, acid durability substantially, and basic durability indistinguishably. The rate of attack in water is approximately two orders of magnitude greater than for soda-lime glass. The thermal contractions of the glasses are compatible. An apparent, spontaneous phase separation in the Al2O3-free glass is suppressed by Al2O3 that is included as a batch component.


Evaluation Of Unified Interaction Parameter Model Parameters For Calculating Activities Of Ferromanganese Alloys: Mn-Fe-C, Mn-Fe-Si, Mn-C-Si, And Mn-Fe-C-Si Systems, L. I. Hongjie, Arthur E. Morris Jan 1997

Evaluation Of Unified Interaction Parameter Model Parameters For Calculating Activities Of Ferromanganese Alloys: Mn-Fe-C, Mn-Fe-Si, Mn-C-Si, And Mn-Fe-C-Si Systems, L. I. Hongjie, Arthur E. Morris

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Interaction parameters for Mn-based alloys were evaluated using both carbon solubility and activity data for species in binary and ternary manganese alloys. The parameters at 1400 °C are the following εcc = -4.5; εccc = 58.8; εFeCC = 1.5; εFeCC = 2.5; In γC0 = -1.15 . εsisi = 15.5; εsisisi = 2.69; εFeSi = 2.5; εcsi = 12.4; εccsi = 27.5; In γSi0 = -7.46 The unified interaction parameter model (UIPM) was used to calculate the activity coefficients of species and the solubility of carbon in ferromanganese alloys (up to quaternary Mn-Fe-C-Si). The results were in good agreement with …