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Gold fillers

Table 8. Chemical Composition Requirements for Gold Filler Metals ... Table 8. Chemical Composition Requirements for Gold Filler Metals ...
Gold is unusual in that it is the only element on which both brazes and solders are based. However, because gold is the most expensive constituent of solders and brazes, the use of gold filler alloys tends to be limited to high value applications, such as electronics, photonics, and jewelry manufacture. [Pg.162]

Many other empirical modifications of the Einstein equation have been made to predict actual viscosities. Since the modulus (M) is related to viscosity, these empirical equations, such as the Einstein-Guth-Gold (EGG) equation (8.3), have been used to predict changes in modulus when spherical fillers are added. [Pg.238]

Since the polymer-filler interaction has direct consequence on the modulus, the derived function is subjected to validation by introducing the function in established models for determination of composite modulus. The IAF is introduced in the Guth-Gold, modified Guth-Gold, Halpin-Tsai and some variants of modified Halpin-Tsai equations to account for the contribution of the platelet-like filler to Young s modulus in PNCs. These equations have been plotted after the introduction of IAF into them. [Pg.71]

The polished samples are sputtered with a thin layer of gold for analysis in a scanning electron microscope (SEM), a Jeol JSM 35c fitted with a link AN 10000 energy-dispersive X-ray spectrometer (EDS). The fractured surfaces and polished sections through fractured specimens can also be prepared and analysed in this manner. SEM analysis may reveal a non-uniform fibre distribution in the composite. In composites sintered at different temperatures, cracking in the matrix phase and residual porosity can be identified and the filler particles are discernible. The EDS indicates the higher particles and the matrix constituents. [Pg.92]

Radium. The radium source used in brachytherapy uses mostly radium sulfate or radium chloride mixed with an inert filler and loaded into cells about 1 cm long and 1 mm in diameter. These cells are made of 0.1- to 0.2- mm-thick gold foil. Radium sources are manufactured as needles or tubes in a variety of lengths and activities. Leakage of radon gas from a radium source represents a significant hazard if the source is broken. The sources are, however, doubly encapsulated to prevent such an occurrence. Cesium-137 has replaced radium, at least in the US. [Pg.68]

It does not follow that the mechanism described by the theory is the only mechanism involved in the behaviour of carbon black filler in rubber the geometric or hydrodynamic effect resulting from the Guth-Gold factor properly applied and the particle size continue to play their important part occluded rub-... [Pg.36]


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