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Fused Quartz Plate

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.

 

 

 

Q: What is the capacitance of two square parallel plates 6.5 cm on a side that are separated by 2.0 mm of quartz?
Apatite Hardness
Q: Please give 3 reasons, thanks! lt;3
Most arrowheads made by Indians are made from chert which is cryptocrystalline quartz.
Q: I like in the sacramento country area in california and i was wondering if there was a website with locations where one might find quartz crystals?
A conglomerate of quartz pebbles and quartz cement might metamorphose into a schist consisting almost entirely of differently colored and/or pure quartz blebs. But this is a speculation based on specimens which are on one side conglomerates of quartz-in-quartz, and, on the other, interleaved, flattened blebs of differently colored quartz--as a quartz schist.
Q: i really dont get this, i need help, pleaseeee help me!!Quartz or fine-grained groundmass or both or neither1. formed from magma generated at a divergent margin?2. could have formed from magma generated by partial melting og the ashenosphere?3. could have formed from a melt that has undergone either differentiation or assimilation?Thankssss!
There are a lot of different types of quartz, based on color and crystal structure. Here are a few different specimens of quartz based on color. These are the most common quartz specimens that people tend to collect. Pure quartz Milky quartz Citrine Ameythist Smoky quartz Rose quartz If none of these are yours, click on this link for some more information about different varieties of quartz based on crystal structure.
Q: What is cheaper...quartz counter tops or granite? What is the difference?
The river sand contains minerals other than silica/quartz and these other minerals are weakening your mortar. You should stick with quartz silica sand... there will be no disadvantages with it.
Q: Can carrying rose quartz attract someone you like?
I would say slate would reflect heat back at you better than quartz, also, slate when heated, should retain the heat longer than quartz.
Q: dear sir,I want to make shivalingas by melting the quartz so that sphatika lingas can be made. I need a quartz melting furnace of capacity 400 kg/hour. Can u suggest or any other proces to melt?Krishnamohan+91 9247368135
Quartz comes in a lot of different forms, quality, and varieties; it is a pretty common mineral. Smoky quartz is just regular quartz that has a dark or smoky coloration, primarily because it does not have a lot of impurities or bubbles of trapped liquid in it. milky quartz would be about its opposite: a white quartz that gets its whiteness because it has so many tiny bubbles of trapped liquid, and/or other tiny impurities, in it. All those impurities and bubbles scatter light, and thus make the mineral have a white color.
Q: Look up and write down the thermal expansion coefficients for quartz and for zinc. Now suppose you want to build a high-precision telescope with a mirror that must be capable of keeping its exact size and shape under many different weather conditions. You can choose quartz, zinc, or one of the three metals you tested samples of today. Which will you choose, and why?Suppose you have a bimetallic strip made of aluminum and steel, . What will happen to the shape of the strip as you heat it? Describe
No. Quartz heaters emit infra-red, not ultra-violet. Many people confuse them. They are at opposite ends of the visible light spectrum. You have absolutely nothing to worry about, other than burning yourself if you touch it.
Q: whether it makes any diffrence if we use glass ?
I do not agree with the assumption in your question, as the mineralogy of a weathered rock depends on its pre-weathering mineralogy. If you take, for example, a weathered limestone, dunite, or basalt, you are not going to find any quartz or K-spar. If you take a weathered sandstone (very difficult to weather), you are not going to find any k-spar. That is because the mineral you are looking for did not exist in the first place. Quartz is very resistant to weathering (see Bowen's Reaction Series or Goldich Weathering Series). It is hard and chemically resistant, and that is the reason beaches and river gravels are composed dominantly of quartz. K-spar (also called potassium feldspar, potash feldspar, or more correctly orthoclase feldspar) is not a resistant mineral, as it weathers to clay minerals by hydrolysis according to this formula: 2KAlSi3O8 + 3H20 --> Al2Si2O5(OH)4 + 4SiO2 + 2K(OH) .
Q: i have a couple of questions 1. why would a scientist study it?2. what do we use it for?3. how is it formed?4. where can you find it?5. what category of science is it under?thank you to anyone who can answer my questions.
what does it mean if your rose quartz stone goes from really pink to clear?
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.

1. Manufacturer Overview

Location Jiangsu,China (Mainland)
Year Established 1996
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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Language Spoken: English, Chinese
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Factory Size: 10,000-30,000 square meters
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