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  • MB600S Sodium Silicate Coating from Master Bond
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    This video shows the MB600s sliver conductive water based sodium silicate coating form Master Bond. These are conductive coatings which are often applied to the plastic electronics for EMI/RFI...
  • Rigaku NEX DE Spectrometer for Routine Elemental Analysis
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    This video shows the NEX DE energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometer from Rigaku. The spectrometer allows high-resolution elemental analysis of sodium through uranium in different sample...
  • Demonstration of Three Viscoelastic Effects
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    Demonstration three viscoelastic effects using a dyed polyvinyl solution crossed linked with sodium tetraborate. These effects are The Barus Effect, The Weissenberg Effect and The Kaye Effect

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