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LIA23957 :i , r in I r-r^run-'' LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION, In c . 202 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK. N. Y. 100)7 January 17, 1964 SUBJECT) SVPRLSKENT TO LEAD IN THE CERAMIC INDUSTRIES To Henbers of the Load Industries Association, Inc,: Encloeod Is a press release and the latest eupplecent to our conus!c data book, LEAD IN THE CERaKIC U.DUSTRIE3. The release, which briefly describes the eupplecent, was sent to the appropriate trade Journal-), newspapers and magazines. The eupplecent has been called to all who now possess the binder, and single copies will be offered in response to inquiries generated by the release and publicity In LEAD carszlne. As we note In the release, it is expected that this eupplecent will bo of assistance not only to researchers In tha electroceramles field, but also in such cisfellaneoua fields as glass, enanels and glazes. Data for ths eupplecent was developed under research directed by tha International Lead Zinc Research Organization and carried out at the Penn sylvania State University, The Supplement was prepared by Jeroce Soith of our staff with the cooperation of f. A. Hicnel and the Ceramics Technical Coocittee, Very truly yours, JFS/kh Jorotae T, Smith Q i ==?> Loc* Ah++<j svf(/> LIA239 58 ttrL^ | NEWS - JFrom | [13)1 Lead Industries Association, Inc 293 Madhon Avenue RELEASE* LookAh^adw/tfiLomd New York 17, N.Y.-OR 9-6020 Irrsedlats iA?M LIA - 123 (12-16) further Information* Joroao Smith )gy DATA FOR ELECTSCCffULHICS RESEARCH Kew technical data of special Interest in the relatively undeveloped fields of high frequency Insulators, low loss dielectrics, low dielectric constant and zero nciaturj absorption ceramics are now available. Considerable effort has been devoted In the eltctroceraaics field towards the development of bodies and glasses with the desired characteristics, and this new publication on phase diagrams gives results of setae of this work. To assist further research and as a basis for irr.ediite application, a one-page summary of important dba in the system PIC--BiO--ligO--EiOj has Just boon issued by the Lead Industries Association Inc 292 Xadiscn Avcr.ue, Kew Tork, N.Y. (10017). Eight diagrems from this system, two teri-ary and six binary, havo boen selocted for publication frets the thesis of J. F. Argyle. Kr. Argyle was working under grants froa the International Lead Zinc Research Organisation at The Pennsylvania State University for the period August, 1958 to June, 1963, and his work was directed by Professor F. A. Hucoel, Head of the Departnent of Ceramic Technology. It is expected that these diagrams will also serve as a basis for further research in such aroas as glass technology, enamels, and glazes. The data shoot was issued as a supplement to the ceramic data book, LEAD IN THE CETIAMIC It'l'.'.'.y'UES. A single copy r j be obtci.nti free of charge by writing the Lead Industries Association at the above address. EPI7WS NCIE. If you would like a copy of tills supplement or if you would like a copy of LEAD IN THE CEPAMIC INIXJSTREIS, ploaoo feel free to write or call. N 1949.01 INSEPT IN BINDER AFTER SECTION 11, PACE 6 i > j *1 * * ,*w s*ji>'* *y1 j r,*yr/'?Tiw!w III mil1 LIA23959 ] -_1^- V---- - - SUCTION 11 ra m trvfM CXPLANATION OF DIAGRAMS r**0M|0-7i0, V)VO, ?fb0-90-JS-0,--PbO-SrO. the liilUminy phase diagrams have been Irom the l*h I). thesA of J. Argsle *".d have been proNKtctl m tfx*ir present form lhe eoopera- iHm of I . A. Hummel. Ary;h ssas a l cad Industries Awvu'Kfi I clU* during .he perxvJ August, 1^5** to June. MtHlinp j h U'T grants fn*m the Inter national 1 cad /me R .-search Organization and di rected hv ! . A. Jluinr<l. Professor and Head of the fXpartnK-nt of Ccrumi' !c*hnslog) at The Penn^t- vama Stale L'mserxiu. The title of the thesis as. "C'aw-Forrraiion, Phase Rclainmships and Dielectric Pcp-r.cs oT Siync Phases in tle Svsiem PhO-H-<> MpO-SfOr" These phase diagrams and several inhere n<M included in the present c4loction *re cvpecieJ to appear Later m papers ahoructed from the thesis which mill he suhfnittcd to the /*,./ .f //? Amrru^n C<ramn S,-u t\ tor publication. Duong the course ol the thesis unL mentioned above. sub-soUlm phaM" relationships vcic determined for ihe three priiturs ternarv s\stems. frM)-MgO-S<0_. PN) HaO SiO . and MaO-MgO-SiO... as a basis for nu*j'iMcnK*n| of cleeli e.J propcrtx*s >/ compositions Syi*m ?PbOMyO-?fcO,--MyO-fcC, SUPPLEMENT TO " U d in iK * Carom(< l n j w,rri**' 2PbO*M90 ?SOl-~:PbO SiO,. Clou fetmoliort, phoi# upototio* and tvb-iohdi/t phot* rrfotiontbipi in iyii*m PbO---AtgO--SiO*. N 1949.02 nwiiwwiM iw^wawffgmww LIA23960 r ub tl,h *d by. LEAD tNDUST*IES A J iN ., INC. S iZ 291 MAOISON AVE., NEW Y O *K , N. Y. I0 0 IY in the quaternary system f'bO-RaO-MgO-S10r ( u >h J uh v4iJtn rcljlk'o^iipi were dctcf- mmcvi along Ihrcc joim in the system I'bO BjO-SiO. af*J along five joins in the svst'nt PbO-MgO-SiO.. all of latter involving Che ternary compsKiod 2PbO*MgO- iso.. I\>r the proem purpose. eight of the most important diagr. ftj' have been selected and presented as a h isis fr mtmedi. tc applKatu'n m- for lurcher research in the dcctroecramics area tv in other miscellaneous ficld> 'iK'h a' enjmeh. and glazev Cvmpositioov arc exprrv<J in mole per cent and temperature* in de gree* Centigrade. Cross-hatching along joins in the two ternary "stems indicates the extent of solid wlution, following previously established custom. Dashed lino n the ternary "stems indicate approximate limits of glass formalism or approximate linuts of liquid phase* separating areas in the high-silica region. Dashed lino in tbs* six subsidiary binary "stems ir.dsjtc uncertainIk *s in the pt*Mtusn of liquKlus or solidus boundaries. It will he rcvogm/cJ by some readers that the dia grams at-, ns't complete. lacking tiquiJm data in the ternary "stems and providing imly limited (iquiduv data in the binary systems; ihcrclore the usual aslditions ^rsj cwrcctionv can be expected tn the future, a ..t the ease of nnst puhfished diagrams of this ty pe. As a tnal note. it shoulJ be pointed ih j I that the dia grams do serve two of the primarv purposes of the International I cad /me Rcwjfch Organization, and the I s'ad ,*'dustrK*s \ssivi~twsn, Ine; that is. I p to male available iIk results of research o lead compsHinJs hch might be useful to industry, and 2) to support research tn orJcr to fill some of the gaps which exist m the science and levhnologv of lead oxide and its compvHindv 0 JO JO :tw>so, p*o ,*vo, 5y*i*m IfibO SiO'--IBaO-UOt so# irHtm IFbO-SiG,--2BaO*JSiO,.