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- Zerodur is a lithium-aluminosilicate gl****-ceramic manufactured by Schott AG. Zerodur has a near zero coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE), and is used...
- induction cooking under the brand name CERAN. In industry, its gl****-ceramic Zerodur is used in microlithography and as mirror substrates for large optical...
- operation. The mirror is being cast from the same low-expansion ceramic Zerodur as the existing Very Large Telescope mirrors in Chile. The other contract...
- video camera. A major change was the mirror was now made of the new type Zerodur gl****, as compared to the old mirror's Pyrex gl****. Until 2024, the main...
- Gl****-ceramics Bioactive gl**** CorningWare Gl****-ceramic-to-metal seals Macor Zerodur Preparation Annealing Chemical vapor deposition Gl**** batch calculation...
- mirrors were made in Lexington, M****achusetts by Itek Optical Systems from Zerodur gl****-ceramic by the German company Schott AG. On the telescope, each segment...
- Gl****-ceramics Bioactive gl**** CorningWare Gl****-ceramic-to-metal seals Macor Zerodur Preparation Annealing Chemical vapor deposition Gl**** batch calculation...
- Gl****-ceramics Bioactive gl**** CorningWare Gl****-ceramic-to-metal seals Macor Zerodur Preparation Annealing Chemical vapor deposition Gl**** batch calculation...
- Gl****-ceramics Bioactive gl**** CorningWare Gl****-ceramic-to-metal seals Macor Zerodur Preparation Annealing Chemical vapor deposition Gl**** batch calculation...
- in a small group of transparent materials with low CTE such as Vycor, Zerodur, Cer‑Vit and fused quartz. Materials of low coefficient of thermal expansion...