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Description: Specifies a gravimetric method for the determination of platinum in platinum jewellery alloys, preferably within the range of fineness stated in ISO 9202. The procedure applies specifically to platinum alloys incorporating palladium, iridium, rhodium, copper,
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Description: Specifies a gravimetric method for the determination of platinum in platinum jewellery alloys, preferably within the range of fineness stated in ISO 9202. These alloys may contain palladium, iridium, rhodium, copper, cobalt, gold, ruthenium, gallium, chromium, indium and
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Supplier: Materion Corporation
Description: Palladium, Pd Cadmium, Cd Platinum, Pt Calcium, Ca Praseodymium, Pr Carbon, C Rhenium, Re Cerium, Ce Rhodium, Rh Chromium, Cr Ruthenium, Ru Cobalt, Co
- Applications: Electronics / RF-Microwave
- Shape / Form: Semi-finished Shape / Mill Stock
- Types: Pure / Very Low Alloy
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Supplier: Plansee SE
Description: platinum-coated molybdenum ribbons. These ribbons are inserted between the ESS ribbon and the tungsten electrode and make a reliable weld join possible. The result: a reproducible process and lower wastage. The same challenge also has to be met during the production of halogen lamps.
- Metal / Alloy Types: Refractory / Reactive (UNS R), Molybdenum / Molybdenum Alloy, Tantalum / Tantalum Alloy
- Shape / Form: Semi-finished Shape / Mill Stock, Strip
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Supplier: CSA Group
Description: ISO 11210:2014 specifies a gravimetric method for the determination of platinum in platinum jewellery alloys, preferably within the range of fineness stated in ISO 9202. These alloys can contain palladium, iridium, rhodium, copper, cobalt, gold, ruthenium, gallium,
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Supplier: Umicore Metal Deposition Solutions
Description: ductility and maximum purity. It is possible to produce layers with high platinum thickness, maximum corrosion resistance and excellent service life. Refractory metals such as titanium, niobium, tantalum, molybdenum and tungsten are usually used as the substrate in the production of
- Applications / Industry: Specialty / Other
- Type: Anode / Anode Material
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Supplier: Nanmac Corporation
Description: Fahrenheit per hour. note All units come with a standard connector attached (mating connector with cable clamps furnished). All platinum alloy thermocouples use high purity alumina insulation. All tungsten alloy thermocouples use magnesia insulation
- Basic Element Used: Thermocouple
- Diameter or Width Range: 0.1250 to 0.3750 inch
- Probe Configuration: Clamp or Strap Sensor
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Supplier: 3X Ceramic Parts Company Limited
Description: Sealing method: At present, there are two mature methods for sealing ceramics and metals: refractory metal method and active metal method. Refractory Metal Method: The paddle made of platinum, tungsten or rhenium metal powder and binder is coated on the surface of talc porcelain or a
- Aluminum Oxide / Aluminate Type: Alumina / Aluminum Oxide
- Density: 3.6 to 3.9 g/cc
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of noble metal thermocouple wire such as Platinum Rhodium vs. Platinum the extension wire for these applications is a different alloy like Copper vs. Copper Alloy. The “X” in the code denotes extension grade wire (read more)
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Hut, The engineer knowledge
Osmium platinum tungsten alloys tungsten gold uranium tantalum alloys tantalum tungsten carbide hard metal of cermet lead Molybdan bronze nickel nickel alloys cobalt copper brass niobium steel ferritic GuBeisen, austenitic steel, tin chromium zinc alloys zinc Zirconiumcarbid glass titanium alloys Titancarbid titanium…
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Nuclear subsystem instrumentation
Strain Sensing Material: Platinum Tungsten Alloy .
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Letters To The Editor
When claims were first made for platinum tungsten alloys in 1963, attention was drawn to the 25pQ/Q deg C difference in temperature co-efficient of resis- tance between the values reported by myself and Easterling working independently on nominally identical alloys from…
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Growth of Phases and Diffusion of Components in the W-Pt System
H.R. Khan and C.J. Raub, Abnormal Magnetic Susceptibility and Superconductivity of Platinum Tungsten Alloys , Metall (Berlin), 1972, 26(12), p 1221-1223 31.
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Metals and the Royal Society
Pfeil also became increasingly involved in matters external to the Birmingham Laboratory: work was done on fibrous alloy structures in platinum tungsten alloy wires used in sparking plug electrodes for aircraft engines, and on the production by powder metallurgy of diffusion mem…
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High-temperature thermodynamic activities of zirconium in platinum alloys determined by nitrogen-nitride equilibria
platinum tungsten alloys .
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Phase transformations in a corrosion-resistant high-chromium nitrogen-bearing steel
R. I. Jaffee and H. P. Nielson, “ Platinum Tungsten Alloys ,” Metals Technol.
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TOPICAL REPORT ON LMFBR INSTRUMENTATION: STRAIN GAGES. PHASE I. HIGH- TEMPERATURE STRAIN GAGE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. TASK 1. LITERATURE AND FIELD SURVEY.
INITIAL OXIDATION RATE OF PLATINUM - TUNGSTEN ALLOY IN STILL AIR AT 1000 C (Ref, 20) .
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Two types of high-temperature weldable strain gages: Ni−Cr half-bridge filaments and Pt−W half-bridge filaments
Half-bridge Weldable Strain Gage with Platinum - Tungsten Alloy Filaments .
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Alloying: Understanding the Basics
Platinum - tungsten alloys containing 8% W are used in wire form in many applications including wire-wound electrical instruments.