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What are the Technical Glass Applications for Organic Binders?

Empower Materials Inc. manufactures QPAC®, the cleanest thermally decomposable organic/sacrificial binders in the world, which cleanly decomposes into water and CO2 in various types of atmospheres, leaving almost no residue.

From Empower Materials 8 Mar 2018

A Solid State Electrode with Li-Ion Battery Applications

Numerous research organizations have studied the use of QPAC®25 polyethylene carbonate (PEC) and QPAC®40 polypropylene carbonate (PPC) in solid li-on battery applications.

From Empower Materials 8 Mar 2018

Polypropylene Emulsion System Based on Clean Water

Find out about the polypropylene emulsion system based on clean water from Empower Materials Inc.

From Empower Materials 8 Mar 2018

Improved Accuracy for Nanomechanical Measurements with Force-Curve-Based AFM Techniques

A variety of contact mechanics models can be fitted to the force curves for Nanomechanical measurements.

From Bruker Nano Surfaces and Metrology 15 Mar 2018

Mapping the Mechanical Properties of Shale by Advanced Instrumented Indentation

This article talks about mapping the mechanical properties of shale by advanced instrument indentation.

From KLA Instruments™ 14 Mar 2018

ISO 14577 Standardized Nanoindentation

This article talks about the ISO 14577 standardized nanoindentation.

From KLA Instruments™ 14 Mar 2018

High Temperature Nanoindentation Creep Measurements of Aluminium 1100

This article talks about high temperature nanoindentation creep measurements of aluminum 1100.

From KLA Instruments™ 14 Mar 2018

Cyclic Indentation Testing of Aluminium 1100

Cyclic indentation testing refers to applying and releasing indentation load on the surface of a test material using an indenter.

From KLA Instruments™ 14 Mar 2018

Express Test Indentation for High-Resolution Mechanical Mapping of HEAs at High Temperatures

Newly developed high-entropy alloys (HEA) exhibit superior mechanical properties at high temperature.

From KLA Instruments™ 16 Feb 2018

Cathodoluminescene – What It is and How It Works

Attolight's technology is based on a well-known phenomenon called cathodoluminescence (CL). CL refers to the light emitted by any material under electron irradiation. The best known CL application is former cathode ray tube-based television sets.

From Attolight 11 Jan 2018