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Materials with Controlled Dielectric Constants Based on a Glass Ceramic of Lithium Alumina-Silicate Composition

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Materials based on a heat-resistant radio transparent glass ceramic of lithium alumina-silicate composition are developed. Mixing the ceramic with silicon oxide provides a route to materials with controlled dielectric constants (within 4.5 – 6.7 units), mechanical strength (60 – 110 MPa), and porosity (0 – 11%). The optimum concentration range for SiO2 is found to be 5 – 40%.

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  1. Federal State Unitary Enterprise, Tekhnologiya Research and Production Association, Obninsk, Kaluga Region, Russia

    E. I. Suzdal'tsev & T. I. Rozhkova

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Suzdal'tsev, E.I., Rozhkova, T.I. Materials with Controlled Dielectric Constants Based on a Glass Ceramic of Lithium Alumina-Silicate Composition. Refractories and Industrial Ceramics 44, 260–262 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1027343818027

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