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Updated June 8,
2010
Some of this data came from Ferroceramic.com,
some came from an old MIC Technology databook. Sapphire formula
is Al2O3, exactly the same as pure alumina.
Sapphire is crystalline while alumina is amorphous. Thanks to Luciano,
for pointing out the composition!
| Formula or Composition: |
Al2O3 |
Dielectric Constant
( ):
|
9.3 - 11.5 |
Dissipation
Factor (a.k.a. loss tangent, or tan ): |
0.00002 |
Temperature
Coefficient of : |
ppm/°C |
| Bulk Resistivity: |
10E17 -cm |
| Temperature
Coefficient of Resistivity (TCR): |
ppm/°C |
| Mass Density:
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3.97 gr/cc |
| Specific Heat:
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J/g/°C |
| Thermal Conductivity
(k): |
40 W/m°C |
| Temperature
Coefficient of Expansion (TCE): |
0.6 |
| Melting Point,
°C: |
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| Melting Point,
°F: |
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