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asked Jul 19, 2022 in 3D Segmentation by netcec001 (677,960 points)
one .About Fluorocrystalline Mica

 

 

Fluorocrystalline

mica, also known as fluorphlogopite mica, synthetic mica, artificial mica,

synthetic mica crystal, belongs to the silicate type artificial mica crystal,

is under the high temperature condition of 1500°C, through strict process

conditions and material ratio, in platinum The mica crystals smelted in the

yttrium have a chemical formula of KMg3(AISi3O10)F2(OH)-, and do not contain

(OH)-. The (OH)-hydroxyl group is replaced by F-(fluoro), which is similar to the

fluorite mica. Materials commonly used in the general industry are natural

mica. Natural mica is an underground ore naturally formed and belongs to the

class of silicates. Most of the industrial mica used is phlogopite (brown) and

muscovite. Its ideal chemical formula is KAI2(AISi3O10)(OH)2. OH)-(Hydroxy),

due to the presence of hydroxyl (water molecules), its performance in all

aspects is far lower than that of fluorocrystalline mica.

 

 

The main

characteristics of fluoride crystal mica:

 

 

1, high temperature:

can work long-term in the 1100 °C environment.

 

 

The testing

department of the Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry, Chinese Academy of

Sciences (nationally recognized testing institute) tested the thermal weight

loss of 8% at 1100°C for 48 hours, and the melting and devitrification

temperature was 1375°C.

 

 

2. Electrical

insulation: The volume resistivity is 10 times higher than natural mica.

Electrical breakdown strength is PTFE

 

 

Lean 10 times.

 

 

3, hot and cold

blasting stability is very good

 

 

5 cycles of

-40°C~70°C at the 5th Saibao Lab of the Ministry of Information Industry

 

 

Inspection, all

qualified.

 

 

4, anti-corrosion:

 

 

Fluorophlogopite does

not react with acid and alkali solutions, and does not react with water. Under

the long-term (2 to 3 years) scouring of high-temperature and high-pressure

water (including acid and alkali), the original clarity and transparency can

still be maintained.

 

 

5, high frequency

performance:

 

 

The dielectric

constant of fluorite mica is 4.6 ε, and the dielectric loss is (1~4)×10 −4 tg

δ, and the dielectric loss is very low. And because of the pure texture, all

parameters are extremely stable.

 

 

6, optical properties

 

 

Since the fluorite

mica contains less impurities, its light transmittance is compared from

infrared to ultraviolet.

 

 

High, the

transmittance is close to 100%.

 

 

7, Mosaic

(Mosaicity):

 

 

The Mosaicite of

fluorocrystalline mica is less than 0.25 degrees, which was produced in the

experiment.

 

 

The neutron flame is

not high enough to absorb multi-band light beams and is an ideal neutron

monochromator test material.

 

 

8, vacuum deflation

performance:

 

 

The evaporative

volume of fluorite mica is low, and it is measured with a mass spectrometer and

the trace gas released is only

 

 

O2, N2, Ar and other

adsorbed gases. Since the H2O vapor is not released, this is extremely valuable

for use as an electrical vacuum insulation material, which can greatly increase

the service life of the vacuum device.

 

 

9, excellent physical

properties:

 

 

Fluorocrystalline

mica has atomicity flatness, transparency, separability and elasticity, not

aging

 

 

It is not brittle and

so on.

 

 

Due to the high

temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, low frequency loss, and high bulk

resistivity

 

 

Absorb multi-band

light beam, excellent light transmittance and other advantages. Therefore it

has become an ideal new material in the high-end area.

 

 

Fluorocrystalline

mica Available in:

 

 

In the range of 180mm×53mm or ∮76mm, it can be processed into various shapes according

to user requirements. Thickness within the range of 0.02mm~1.0mm can be

allocated according to user requirements. The conventional thickness is

0.04~0.2mm.

 

 

 

 

 

                       

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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