Structural materials bring a wide range of material combinations and immense capabilities for industrial and aerospace applications.
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The constant introduction of new synthetic drugs for instance, cannabis analogs into society is a key issue for forensic laboratories, law enforcement and the medical community.
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Technology Assessment and Transfer has a long history with transparent optical ceramics, especially transparent polycrystalline Spinel (MgAl2O4) and exotic optical ceramics for specialized applications.
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A technique termed as ceramic stereolithography (CSL) offers high efficiency and reduced costs.
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Copper UNS C19150 is high copper alloy. It is also known as leaded nickel copper. It has good high strength with good conductivity rated at 55% IACS and corrosion resistance. It is also highly machinable. The lead content in this alloy makes it easier to realize free-cutting properties.
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UNS designations C40400 to C49080 are a group of copper alloys that fall under the category of tin brasses. Tin brasses possess many unique properties such as improved corrosion resistance, good hot forgeability, fair cold formability, lower cost.
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The UNS numbers C50000 to C59999 indicate phosphor bronzes. They are a group of copper alloys with tin and phosphorus playing a bigger role.
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Aluminum bronze alloys are a category of copper alloys that are known to be tarnish-resistant with minimal corrosion in atmospheric conditions and minimal oxidation rates at high temperatures.
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Copper is one of the most useful metals known to man and has been in use for thousands of years. Copper alloys are immensely popular in myriad fields due to their unique properties and because they can be made into strips, rods, plates, tubes, sheets, pipes, foils.
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Aluminum bronze alloys are a particular type of copper alloy. These alloys are tarnish-resistant, stronger than the brasses, and corrosion resistant due to the alumina film layer.
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