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Duran® Schott 8330:
3-28mm
28-60mm
60-140mm 140-325mm Rod Capillary
DURAN® is a low expansion borosilicate glass known for its stability, good workability and high thermal shock resistance. DURAN® low rate of thermal expansion makes it an excellent material for many applications. DURAN® is resistant to corrosion and remains absolutely neutral, even to aggressive chemicals, in nearly all fields of chemistry. Borosilicate glass is extremely resistant to water, acids, salt solutions, organic substances and halogen. DURAN® borosilicate glass is also highly resistant to alkali.
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Glass Code: Schott; Duran® |
8330 | |
Type |
Borosilicate | |
Color |
Clear | |
Principal Use |
General Lab Ware | |
Thermal Expansion
Multiply by 10-7cm/cm/°C | 0 - 300°C. |
33 | 25°C. to setting point |
35 | |
Upper Working Temp. for annealed glass (Mechanical considerations only) | Normal service °C. |
230 | Extreme service °C. |
490 | Upper Working Temp. for tempered glass (Mechanical considerations only) | Normal service °C |
260 | Extreme service °C. |
290 | |
Thermal Shock Resistance (15x15cm annealed plates) This data is approx. | 3.2mm Thick °C |
160 | 6.4mm Thick °C |
130 | 12.7mm Thick °C |
90 | |
Thermal Stress Resistance °C. |
54 | |
Viscosity Data
(These data are subject to normal manufacturing variations.) | Strain point °C. |
510 | Annealing point °C. |
560 | Softening point °C. |
825 | Working point °C. |
1260 | |
Density g/cm3 |
2. 23 | |
Young's Modulus (multiply by 103Kg/mm2) |
6. 4 | |
Poisson's Ratio |
. 20 | |
Log10 of Volume Resistivity ohm/cm. | 25°C |
15. 0 | 250°C |
8 | 350°C. |
6. 5 | |
Dielectric Properties
(1 MHz 20°C) | Power factor % |
. 50 | Dielectric constant |
4. 6/td> | Loss factor % |
2. 6 | |
Refractive index |
1. 473 | |
Stress-Optical Coefficient, (nm/cm)/(Kg/mm2) |
Mm2 ۰N-1 |
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