Re: Uses of Be

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From: PENELOPE E. SMITH
Date: Wed, 07 Oct 1992 22:22

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In article <1992Oct2.113921.2739@mtroyal.ab.ca>, dhayward@mtroyal.ab.ca writes:
>For years I have been interested in the present and future uses of
>Berrylium. Due to it's many spectacular properties it should be more
>common than it is. any info?
>
Beryllium oxide is used as the electrical insulator and thermal conductor
between electrified electronic devices generating heat and their heat sinks.
If you look in the right trade mags, for example Microwaves&RF (maybe
Photonics Spectra) you can find mention of these things.
    (from my husband, Eric Christenson, an Engineer)

    
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Penelope E. Smith               PS02@NS.CC.LEHIGH.EDU
Department of Mathematics       PS02@LEHIGH.BITNET
Lehigh University
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