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Fiber glassy

Y. Hishiyama, M. Inagaki, S. Kimura and S. Yamada, "Graphitization of carbon fiber/glassy carbon composites". Carbon, 12 249-258.1974. [Pg.149]

The carbon and graphite industry is in a state of considerable flux as new designs, new products and new materials, such as high-strength fibers, glassy carbon and pyrolytic graphite, are continuously being introduced. [Pg.416]

Other Bulk Physical Properties. The hardness of asbestos fibers is comparable to that of other crystalline or glassy siHcates. Compared to glass fibers, amphiboles have similar hardness values, while chrysotile shows lower hardness values. [Pg.351]

Considering a fiber or thread of nylon-66, which is an unoriented glassy polymer, its modulus of elasticity is about 2,000 MPa (300,000 psi). Above the Tg its elastic modulus drops even lower, because small stresses will readily straighten the kinked molecular chains. However, once it is extended and has its molecules oriented in the direction of the stress, larger stresses are required to produce added strain. The elastic modulus increases. [Pg.455]

After the electrolysis for 5 h at —0.15 V with the bubbling of O2 into W, the amount of CO2 produced was found to be 1.6 x 10 moles. A photoabsorption spectrum of the NB after electrolysis gave a peak at 780 nm. The peak was identical with that of the one electron oxidation product of DMFC, DMFC, which had been prepared coulometrically by using a column electrode with glassy carbon fiber working electrode [40]. This fact indicates that the electrolysis product was DMFC. The DMFC produced by the electrolysis was estimated to be 3.08 x 10 moles. [Pg.498]

Figure 8. Flow cell for electrochemilumiiiescence measurements (a) glassy carbon electrode (b) sensing layer (c) reagent solution outlet (d) Plexiglas window (e) liquid core single optical fiber (f) stirring bar (g) reagent solution inlet (h) platinum electrode. Figure 8. Flow cell for electrochemilumiiiescence measurements (a) glassy carbon electrode (b) sensing layer (c) reagent solution outlet (d) Plexiglas window (e) liquid core single optical fiber (f) stirring bar (g) reagent solution inlet (h) platinum electrode.
Owing to the toxicity of mercury and its disposal problem, solid electrodes are now very popular. In particular, electrodes made of carbon such as glassy carbon, graphite, carbon paste, and carbon fibers have gained popularity. Mercury, gold, bismuth, and other metals can be deposited as thin metal films on carbon and serves as thin metal film electrodes (TMFE) with excellent analytical advantages in trace metal analysis. The choice of working electrode is determined by the redox... [Pg.666]

PTFE-fIber-coated glassy carbon anode)... [Pg.357]

Most minerals occur in a variety of morphologies. Although it is not exhaustive, the list we recorded as occurring in fibrous form (Appendix 1) contains more than 350 entries, each with a reference. The format follows that proposed in Dana s System of Mineralogy, (Palache, et al., 1944), one of the standard references in the field. The names of fibrous minerals are alphabetically arranged within each chemical group that is, elements, oxides, hydroxides, carbonates, sulfates, phosphates, and so on. A similar, parallel system has been adopted for the list of synthetic fibers (Appendix 2). The list of synthetics includes glassy fibers produced from natural materials, as well as whiskers. [Pg.16]


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