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Corderite in Ceramics for Electrical Fuses

07/11/2008 5:47 AM

which wil bethe best composition of corderite material in ceramics used in electrical fuses.
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Re: Corderite in Ceramics for Electrical Fuses

07/12/2008 5:05 AM

Hi Guest,

This is the chemical composition of Cordierite; (Mg, Fe)2 Al4 Si5 O18, If you change this composition in any way it ceases to be Cordierite!

There is a similar mineral called Osumilite; (K, Na) (Mg, Fe)2 (Al, Fe)3 (Si, Al)12 O30. H2O. but I do not know if this would suite your purposes.

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