Fused Quartz Plate

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Min Order Qty:: 1000Pcs pc

Supply Capability:: 10000Pcs pc/month

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Packaging & Delivery of Fused Quartz Plate

Packaging Detail: wafers box, bubble warp, carton, wooden case
Delivery Detail: 5-7days

Specifications of Fused Quartz Plate

Thinkness:1-20mm
Diameter:customized design
Surface Handle:polished, grind
Application:solar energy, semiconductor, etc.

quartz glass plate/quartz plate/quartz sheet

Application of Fused Quartz Plate

1.Material properties

Excellent physical and chemical performance

High Corrosion Resistance

Broad Transmission Spectrum

Working temperature: 1100°C=2012°F

2. Size and shape

Thickness: 0.5-30mm

MAX Size:1000mm×2000mm(square)

If the width is not more than 205mm, the max length we can supply is 3000mm.

Round, Square, Rectangular and Various shapes available.

3. Use

Widely used in Medical, Electronics instrument, Scientific research, Optical industry etc.

Fused Quartz Plate

Q:geo lovers, is quartz one of the most common cementing agents in clastic sedimentary rocks?: Many. Without seeing the quartz in question, it's impossible to tell.

Q:would be considered a rock. (1 point) * Quartz * Mica * Granite *?: It doesn't. Quartz is used to make oscillators, not diodes. Diodes are made from doped silicon, or germanium, or gallium arsenide, or vacuum tubes.

Q:A prospector find a solid rock that is composed of quartz (density=2660 kg/m3) and gold (density=19300 kg/m3). the mass and the volume of the rock are 13 kg and 4x10^-3 m3. What is the mass of gold in the rock? What is the mass of quartz in the rock?I tried to solve and got10.55 kg gold and 1.45 kg quartz. Could you try to solve this and tell me the answers you get?: Of the three principal rock types (igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic), igneous rocks can be thought of as primary rocks because they crystallize from a liquid. Sedimentary and metamorphic rocks, which we will study later, may be thought of as derivative rocks. Igneous rocks are rocks formed from the crystallization of a liquid (molten rock). Igneous rocks may be divided into two categories. Intrusive or plutonic rocks crystallize from magma beneath the earth's surface. Extrusive or volcanic rocks crystallize from lava at the earth's surface. The texture of an igneous rock (fine-grained vs coarse-grained) is dependent on the rate of cooling of the melt: slow cooling allows large crystals to form, fast cooling yields small crystals. In addition to texture, igneous rocks may are classified according to their chemical composition. The most general classification is based on the relative abundance in a rock of felsic (feldspar and silica-quartz) minerals vs mafic (magnesium and ferrum or iron) minerals.

Q:give answer in cm3please show work, im not sure how to solve this problem(quartz coefficient of volume expansion is 1 x 10^-6): Quartz is an essential constituent of granite and other felsic igneous rocks. It is very common in sedimentary rocks such as sandstone and shale and is also present in variable amounts as an accessory mineral in most carbonate rocks. It is also a common constituent of schist, gneiss, quartzite and other metamorphic rocks. Because of its resistance to weathering it is very common in stream sediments and in residual soils.

Q:Does copper react with quartz crystal?: Quartz, but not necessarily worthless.

Q:what is the quartz in quartz heaters?: How Does Quartz Grow

Q:I was just wondering, is it possible to use a fused quartz object as a phase conjugate mirror? If so, how? If not, why not? I was doing some research and found out that they have somewhat simillar properties. If I can't use a fused quartz object as a phase conjugate mirror, what else can be used as a phase conjugate mirror? Please provide good info. Thank you.: Quartz =Silica: Melting point 1650 (±75) °C Boiling point 2230 °C F=CX1.8 + 32.

Q:I just want to know if it would dissolve and then be formed in to a simple design. Or is there a different mineral that would work better that is abundant.: Quartz was some years ago a very common material in making, radio crystals. That would be used in frequency standards, filters, and more. It didn't require much pressure, but you only got small signal values out as well. It was never that I know of considered in any mass amount formats because it was just impractical. More recently I think that the LED, comes from this same technology.

Q:Which is better, quartz rock, class A to class C?: The main production of quartz crystal in pegmatite geode block; often occurs in hydrothermal veins; granular quartz is the main minerals of granite, gneiss and sandstone many rock composition. In addition to crystal, agate and other used as gems or process materials, the more pure general quartz used in large quantities as glass raw materials, grinding materials, silicon refractory materials, etc.. Impure quartz is an important building material.

Q:i read it is supposed to make your love life better: cheergirl, There are a lot of things that determine how much a mineral specimen is worth. One of the important factors is how rare the mineral is... in your case, I'm afraid quartz is the most common mineral in the earth's crust, which doesn't make it a very unusual find. However, other important factors are how large the sample is, how well crystallized it is (do the crystals have nice, flat faces, or are they more like 'blobs'), and whether there is damage to any of the crystals. Although quartz is exceedingly common, if you have a rather large piece (1 foot is quite good) that has beautiful, well formed crystals that show good luster and are not damaged, you may have a piece of substantial value. The value of anything is determined simply by what people are willing to pay for it, and you may get a variety of answers from different people. What I would do is try to find a store or gift shop where rocks and minerals are sold and ask the salesperson what they would pay to have your peice in their store. Two or three answers from people who are more knowledgeable and experienced in collecting minerals should give you a ballpark idea how much your specimen is worth.

We are mainly engaged in developing and producing high-quality quartz glass products and CFQ tubes applied for light-sources, disinfection, chemical tubes, communication and heating equipment, and they are supporting materials for LSI. Our major products include 200-460mm large OD high purity quartz tubes with OH<20ppm, other quartz tubes with OD range from 2 to 200mm, ozone free quartz tubes, UV-stop quartz tubes, twin quartz tubes, (fishing lamps) bulb shells, quartz boats, quartz for vertical furnace, quartz pedestals, quartz tanks, clear quartz crucibles.

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Location	Jiangsu,China (Mainland)
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Annual Output Value	US$10 Million - US$50 Million
Main Markets	80.00% Domestic Market 12.00% Eastern Asia 3.00% Eastern Europe 2.00% South America 2.00% North America 1.00% Southeast Asia
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