Fe2O3 Grog

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  Material Type:

  • Aluminum Nitride
  • Alumina / Aluminum Oxide
  • Alumina-Zirconia
  • Boron Carbide
  • Boron Nitride

  Type:

  • Powder / Aggregate (Grain / Grog)

  Hollow Particle / Shape?

  • Required
  • Must Not Have
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  Electroceramics - (265 companies)

  ...are ferrimagnetic oxides with dielectric and magnetic properties that are useful for RF and microwave applications. Spinel ferrites typically have a general formula of AB2O4. Iron-based ferrites have the general formula MO-Fe2O3 where M is a divalent ion... Search by Specification | Learn More
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  Hydraulic and Portland cement products have a calcium silicate binder. They are often used to build and repair concrete or masonry structures. Search by Specification | Learn More