Re: Uses of Be

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From: ROBINSON MARYBETH
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 15:20

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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?

I recently read in Velo News that there is some consideration in using
Be for bicycle frames.  Only problem ----- $$$$$$$$.  But I imagine
that if there are thousands f people in the world willing to spend
thousands on Ti frames, why nopt Be?

mb

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MaryBeth (MB) Robinson    		robinsmm@ucsu.Colorado.edu
Department of Chemistry
University of Colorado

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