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EMC 2012 - Manchester, UK Videos

EMC 2012 - Manchester, UK Videos

Märzhäuser Wetzlar - EMC 2012

Märzhäuser Wetzlar - EMC 2012 - Run Time - 2:58mins

Xradia 3D X-Ray Microscopy Solutions - Dr Arno Merkel

Dr Arno Merkel from Xradia talks to Gary Thomas from AZoM about Xradia's products and technology.

Unigraph 9000™: A Graphite Thermal Interface Material (0.032 mm)

Unigraph 9000™: A Graphite Thermal Interface Material (0.032 mm)

The UniGraph 9000™ graphite thermal interface material provides outstanding thermal conductivity and effective heat spreading performance.

From Materials Direct

TrueMatch - Raman Spectral Database Management Software

TrueMatch - Raman Spectral Database Management Software

This product profile describes the TrueMatch-Raman Spectral Database Management, its key features, and its application to identify sample components.

From Oxford Instruments Materials Science

The VERTEX NEO Ultra: The New Gold Standard for Benchtop FT-IR Spectrometers

The VERTEX NEO Ultra: The New Gold Standard for Benchtop FT-IR Spectrometers

The VERTEX NEO Ultra Bench-Top Vacuum FT-IR System is a fully automated vacuum FT-IR instrument that provides high resolution, a wide spectral range, and research-grade reliability.

From Bruker Optics

Carbon Steel vs Alloy Steel: Which is Better?

Carbon Steel vs Alloy Steel: Which is Better?

Which type of steel should you use? Alloy or carbon? This analysis explores both, highlighting their unique properties and performance in industrial applications, as well as their corrosion resistance.

High-Entropy Alloys in the Search for Hydrogen Storage Solutions

High-Entropy Alloys in the Search for Hydrogen Storage Solutions

The unique properties of high-entropy alloys make them ideal for hydrogen storage, offering advantages in stability and performance over traditional materials.

Mycelium: How Fungi Turns Agricultural Waste to Advanced Materials

Mycelium: How Fungi Turns Agricultural Waste to Advanced Materials

Mycelium materials can grow from agricultural and food waste, forming foams, panels, and textiles that challenge plastics in packaging and construction.

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