Transparent Square and Round Quartz Glass Plate

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The transparent quartz plates have the features of high purity,heat resistance and low coefficient of thermal expansion.

Transparent Quartz Plates:

Quartz plates, SiO2≥99.99%. The quartz plates have the features of high purity,heat resistance and low coefficient of thermal expansion. It is transparent with good transmittance of visible light(>90%).

Specifications: length 10-1200mm, Width 10-800mm, thickness1-40mm.

The quartz plates are widely used in the fields including semiconductor, light sources, communication devices, laser instruments, optic instruments, lab instruments, electricity devices, metallurgy, medical and chemical instruments, building material, defense industry and so on.

Q: We need to know this quickly. This is for a science fair project. We need to know all of the infomation you know about quartz crystals for this project. Thanks!: Yes. Quartz has a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale, whereas corundum has a hardness of 9.

Q: amethystred jaspercrystalturquoiseaventurineblue lacetigers eyehematitenew jaderose quartzgoldstonesodaliteplease give a light discription of all of them. thanks this will be a great help! :DD: Quartz is the most ubiquitous mineral on the planet. It's almost impossible to find a rock that doesn't have quartz in it. Any list of minerals that it occurs with would only be partial. As far as parent rock, it is usually a granite or granite-type. You might start with microcline okorderite, and tourmalines -- especially elbaite, wolframite, pyrite, rutile, zeolites, fluorite, calcite, gold, muscovite, topaz, beryl, hematite and spodumene. The presence of small quantities of radioactive minerals in the parent rock is what irradiates the rock and gives it its characteristic smokey color. This is also a good reason to buy from a reputable source, because a store manager can simply take a random piece of normal and cheap quartz, sit it next to a radiation source (not hard to obtain) for a few hours, maybe overnight, and then sell it as a more valuable mineral crystal.

Q: Would you rather how calcite as jewelry or quartz? Why?: Marketing gimmick, doesn't mean anything. .

Q: I need more information about it. Thanks: Quartz is nearly identical to glass. Your stained glass paint idea seems very good to me. Bert

Q: I need to know what frequency of sound (i'm assuming ultrasound) will average quartz sand resonate? My experiment involves two graphite rods, placed in a glass cup of saltwater and fine quartz sand. At what frequency of sound will the quartz sand resonate enough to cause friction on the graphite rod? i.e. I have a simple saltwater galvanic cell and want to use sand and sound to manipulate the electrical output across the graphite rods? i'm assuming this is a question of piezoelectricity and the correct resonant frequency of sand.: Is it granite or quartz? If quartz, what brand? If granite, what color? Quartz is a man-made product, similar to Corian, except with ground quartz mixed in. Different stones have different qualities. Usually, lighter colors are less dense. If something got in, then the surface was not properly sealed. Start with warm water. Flood the area and let it set. Dry it off and give it time to dry out (days). Reseal and repeat resealing every six months. Never clean with Windex or any cleaner that is abrasive or contains ammonia

Q: This film is only on 2 sides and I can see there are spots where it is clear. I'm tempted to scrape it off but don't want to scratch the crystal.: Neither. okorder

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: What make quartz vibrate? How? Why?: Like what? I know lots about it. That's what I look for when I prospect for gold! Here's a link for you.

Q: Ex. Grounding+channeling ect.: all my crystals are worn as necklaces and then I send energy through them whenever I get a chance to fiddle with it throughout the day

Q: What is quartz rock classification?: Quartz crystals are prefectly safe and so are amethyst in an aquarium They are inert and do not form compounds that can hurt fish. Stream pebbles which are used as gravel are often granite ( made of quartz and feldspar).

We are one of the earliest companies to develop the production of quartz glass products in China. We have the best comprehensive processing ability, and a variety of testing technologies. We have strong technology and many talents engaged in the processing of quartz glass and advanced production equipment. The melting point of our products is up to 1730 degrees.

1. Manufacturer Overview

Location	Jiangsu,China
Year Established	2000
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Main Markets	10.00% South America 10.00% Eastern Europe 10.00% Southeast Asia 10.00% Africa 10.00% Mid East 10.00% Eastern Asia 10.00% Western Europe 10.00% Southern Europe 10.00% South Asia 10.00% Domestic Market
Company Certifications	ISO 9001:2000

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Nearest Port	Shanghai,Qingdao,Lianyungang
Export Percentage	31% - 40%
No.of Employees in Trade Department	1-2 People
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Factory Size:	10,000-30,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines	6
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