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  • Goodfellow
    Supplier Profile
    Goodfellow supplies metals, ceramics and other materials to meet the research, development and specialist production requirements of science and industry worldwide. The Goodfellow group consists of...
  • Ruby - Properties of Ruby - Supplier Data from Goodfellow
    Article - 16 Apr 2003
    Ruby is an alumina-based material containing small amounts of Cr2O3 and Si2O3 giving it a redish colour. Chemical, electrical, mechanical, physical and thermal properties are listed.
  • HORIBA
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    HORIBA, headquartered in the United States, provides an extensive array of instruments and solutions for applications across a broad range of scientific R&D and QC measurements. HORIBA is a world...
  • MeadWestvaco Announces Acquisition of Ruby Macons in India
    News - 20 Oct 2012
    MeadWestvaco Corporation, a global leader in packaging and packaging solutions today announced a definitive agreement with Mr. Alibhai Nathani and family to purchase Ruby Macons Limited (“Ruby...
  • Flux Recipes for Crystal Growth: Rubies on Sapphire
    News - 4 May 2020
    Crystals can be made artificially but a lot of energy is used to melt the ingredients together, and this can make them expensive. This problem can be overcome by using appropriate solvents. Called the...
  • Using Ruby Or Diamond Orifices With WARDJet waterjets
    News - 4 Dec 2013
    Can you use ruby or diamond orifices with WARDJet waterjets? Yes, you can use either. Of course, the next question is which one should be used. That answer depends on the environment the machine will...
  • Transparent Cr-Doped Al2O3 Made by Pulsed Electric Current Sintering Process
    Article - 9 Nov 2010
    Pure corundum (Al2O3) is a rare mineral, perfectly colourless and transparent. Small amounts of metallic elements such as chromium, iron, titanium or vanadium can substitute for aluminium in the...
  • The Origin of All Rubies and Sapphires Discovered - Improves Prosecting Strategies
    News - 4 Dec 2007
    Ruby and sapphire formation occurs deep in the lithosphere in a regime of extremely high pressures and temperatures. Although it is known that most of these gem stones, classified as corundums, were...
  • Microwave Treatment Improves Colour and Structure of Rubies
    News - 3 Mar 2016
    Researchers from India’s CSIR - Institute of Minerals and Materials Technology (IMMT) have tested a new way to improve the colour, clarity and lustre of rubies: microwaves. The study, conducted...
  • Meller Optics Introduces High Wear and Chemical Resistant Sapphire and Ruby Balls
    News - 8 May 2013
    Meller Optics, Inc. has introduced a full line of sapphire and ruby balls that come in 42 precise small sizes and can withstand high wear and chemical resistance, and thermal and environmental...

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