Method of preparation of chrysoberyl and beryl single crystals

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Delaminating processes adapted for specified product – Delaminating in preparation for post processing recycling step

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156DIG61, 156DIG64, 156DIG78, 156DIG96, 422250, B01J 1710, B01J 1716

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ABSTRACT:
Single crystals of chrysoberyl and beryl are prepared in a process in which the rods are formed of the desired composition and the rods are heated in a controlled atmosphere using infra-red rays. The infra-red rays are focussed upon a restricted portion of a rod to form a melt zone which is moved along the rod. A seed crystal of the desired type is preferably used. Fluxes are unnecessary and twinning is avoided.

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