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Barium Titanate powder problems
I need to find a binding for barium titanate powder. I think to use
a silicon glue as binding but I don’t know in what proportion . I am interested too to not very difficult alternatives i.e. to use other binding , different from silicon , to make compact bariun titanate powder. Besides I have found for liquid silicon glue a relative dielectric constant of about 11 . When silicon became rigid it decrease? Thanks ----- This article posted from the web-interface to the Internet Partners news server (news.ipinc.net), Portland's full-service business Internet provider. Check out http://news.ipinc.net/ for free web access to Usenet news. |
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