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3 total messages Started by Mike King Tue, 10 Nov 1992 21:04
Wanted, physical constants of Si3N4
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Author: Mike King
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 21:04
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Could anyone supply me with physical constants of silicon nitride? The usual
standard references (Wolfe, INSPEC, CRC) don't seem to have much related to
this material. Thanks in advance. Mike King
Re: Wanted, physical constants of Si3N4
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Author: Harry Bartholomew
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 11:33
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Except for the high temperature pyrolytic forms, the properties of
silicon nitride are extremely variable dependent on the contents of
hydrogen, oxygen, carbon (usually).
-- 
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Re: Wanted, physical constants of Si3N4
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Author: ERIC W. STROUP
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 16:51
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In article <1992Nov10.210417.21065@bnr.ca>, miking@bnr.ca writes...
{Could anyone supply me with physical constants of silicon nitride? The usual
{standard references (Wolfe, INSPEC, CRC) don't seem to have much related to
{this material. Thanks in advance. Mike King

Silicon nitride      Density    Elasitc Modulus  Poisson's ratio
		     3.44       304 GPa		    0.24

		     Koop Hardness    Modulus of Rupture  
		       2200		414-580 MPa

		     Electrical Resistivity    Thermal Conductivity
			>10^12  Ohm-meter	  16-33 W/m-K

		     Coefficient of Thermal Expansion    Melting Temperature
			  3.6 (C)^-1 x10^6		     ~1900 C

-Eric
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Eric W. Stroup                  		Department of Bioengineering
ewstroup@cc.utah.edu                            2480 MEB, University of Utah
c-sew@math.utah.edu                             Salt Lake City, UT  84112
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