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  • Silica-Based Nanocomposites
    Article - 9 Oct 2001
    Manufactured by sol-gel processes these materials are becoming more popular. One type is the silsesquioxane cage structure and is close to commercialisation. Also called polyhedral oligomeric...
  • Celstran® LFRT Chosen over Steel to Reduce Costs and Retain Strength
    News - 21 Jan 2004
    The front and rear racks on the Polaris Industries Sportsman 700 Twin all terrain vehicle (ATV) must be able to carry substantial loads at temperatures down to -25°F (-31.5°C). Rather than...
  • Microwave Sintering of Metals
    Article - 9 Oct 2001
    Metallic powders are good absorbers of microwaves and can be sintered by microwave radiation. Processing in this way has advantages over conventional methods including faster and more energy efficient...
  • Superconductors for Wind Farms
    News - 21 Jan 2004
    American Superconductor Corporation, recently announced that it is providing its D-VAR® (Dynamic Volt-Ampere-Reactive) reactive power compensation system to Canada’s largest wind farm...
  • Clay-Based Nanocomposites
    Article - 9 Oct 2001
    Clay-based nanocomposites are generally combinations of clays and polymers. Intercalated hybrids maintain a clay-like structure, with increased spacings between layers, while in exfoliated hybrids the...
  • Investment Arrives for MicroDisplays Liquid Crystal on Silicon Technology
    News - 18 Jan 2004
    MicroDisplay Corporation, technology leader in Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCOS) components, recently announced that it has secured more than $18M in its third round of financing. This round...
  • Zeta Potential - A Guide
    Article - 9 Oct 2001
    Zeta potential is the energy required to shear the particle as well as its internal layer of counter-ions away from the external layer/bulk medium. It is measured in millivolts.
  • Altair Nanomaterials, Titanium Metals, Develop Low Cost Titanium Production
    News - 18 Jan 2004
    Altair Nanotechnologies, Inc. announced recently that its subsidiary, Altair Nanomaterials Inc. has entered into a contract with Titanium Metals Corporation for development of a low cost manufacturing...
  • Mussels and natural adhesives
    News - 13 Jan 2004
    Purdue University scientists have found the glue that saltwater mussels use to affix themselves to rocks has a scientific interest and has potential applications in medicine and industry. Jonathan...
  • A multitude of colours for Concrete
    News - 13 Jan 2004
    Coloured concrete products are presenting planners and contractors with a broad array of design options. Concrete can now be permanently coloured to match the surroundings of the structure....

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