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Nano Quartz

08/28/2007 7:41 PM

Anybody know about nano quartz? I am very interested to learn more about it.

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Re: Nano Quartz

08/29/2007 7:17 PM

thanks...I already looked here....first link it has listed is this post at cr4. I was asking for some more specific info....not just a post to a general google search.
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Re: Nano Quartz

08/30/2007 7:59 PM

"Anybody know about nano quartz? "

Mr. Google knows all!

Nano Scale and Fine Particle Quartz

I just help him out from time to time.

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Re: Nano Quartz

08/31/2007 3:17 AM

Hi,

which form of nanoquartz you are talking about for what use?

Conventional use of very fine powdered quartz was to make fingerprints visible.

This was done with the powder that condenses from evaporated quartz durning quartz glass manufacture.

Another form is the 20nm particles of silicic-acid (quartz with water) fabricated by hydrolysis of TEOS or other organic precursors. See for SYTON from Monsanto.

This material is used as binder in precision casting as polishing agent for silicon and hard oxides.

A third form is the AEROSIL from Degussa that is used in laquers and plasics to change the friction coefficient and to introduce thixotropic behaviour.

So what is your intended use?

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