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How to make hot pressed ribbons of LiF ?

08/10/2007 8:05 AM

Friends,

I will like to know if any one knows the technology of making hot pressed ribbons of LiF polycrystalline material? I need 1mm think sheet out of 100 micron LiF polycrystal material.

I am also interested in LiF:Mg;Ti polycrystal of 10 microns balls. Also required is LiF:Mg,Cu,P polycrystals.

I am also looking for CaSO4:Dy and Al2O3:C and CaF2:Eu polycrystal material 100 micron grain size balls.

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Re: How to make hot pressed ribbons of LiF ?

08/17/2007 1:23 AM

Don't Know but these guys do it for solar cells.www.evergreensolar.com/app/en/technology/item/48ells.

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