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The bonding of glass to metal to form a gas tight seal is discussed. The prerequisites of glass bonding lead wires, glass and its properties, pure metals, alloys and composite wires, and the quality requirements of electronic tubes and lamps and their manufacture are discussed. Photomicrographs show the effects of heat on the various metals and glass.
The bonding of glass to metal to form a gas tight seal is discussed. The prerequisites of glass bonding lead wires, glass and its properties, pure metals, alloys and composite wires, and the quality requirements of electronic tubes and lamps and their manufacture are discussed. Photomicrographs show the effects of heat on the various metals and glass.
| Author(s) | Brenan, R.R.Sylvania Electric Products Inc. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products34(12): 1633-1636, 1638-1640, 1679-1680 1959, Paper presented at WAI 29th Annual Convention, Cleveland, OH USA |
| Year | 1959 |
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