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Carbolite Gero offers enhanced furnaces and ovens for the increasing demands of materials science departments in universities and research institutes. ...
ByCarbolite A Verder Company based in Hope, UNITED KINGDOM
Reduce rejected product and wasted material. Nozzle drool. Impaired physical properties. Silver streaks and other cosmetic blemishes. If the moisture content in a resin is too high at processing time, you’re likely to end up with a costly, unusable mess. And as the materials science behind plastics continues to improve, resulting in stronger, lighter, and more durable resins, accurate moisture measurement and control will only become more critical. ...
ByAMETEK Brookfield based in Middleboro, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Many aspects of our daily lives are greatly influenced by the scientific discoveries and technological advances which take place in materials research. Nanotechnology is one of those with the highest profile and within this sector the investigation of carbon nanotubes and other carbon based nanostructures, such as graphene, is an area of major focus. The superior temperature control achievable within Carbolite Gero furnaces makes them the ideal choice for such applications. Other areas of advanced ...
ByCarbolite A Verder Company based in Hope, UNITED KINGDOM
A virus is biological nanoparticle with a size of 20 to 500 nm. A virus is a biological infective agent that infect living hosts and reproduces inside the host cells. Viral infect all forms of life; can cause disease in humans, animals, plants and even insects. Unlike most living things, viruses do not have cells that divide; new viruses are assembled in the infected host cells. Viruses contain genetic materials (either DNA or RNA) which give them the ability to mutate and evolve. It also has a protective coat ...
ByDispertech B.V. based in Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS
During both the production and regeneration phases of the catalyst life cycle, cooling is a vital step that enables operators to ensure optimal quality, preserve cracking sensitivities and mitigate material degradation and deactivation. Solex Thermal Science offers an indirect heat transfer solution for catalyst cooling that uses fluids and not air to reduce energy consumption, eliminate emissions, minimize product abrasion and offer the ability to recover low-grade energy in ...
BySolex Thermal Science based in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)