Nb or Ta coated with fired Zr-Mo for metal-ceramic seals

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75177, 428632, 428662, 428663, B22F 704

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040768988

ABSTRACT:
A coating of zirconium is bonded to niobium by applying to the niobium a paint of Mo and Zr powder which is fired above 1520.degree. C but below the zirconium-niobium liquidus temperature of 1740.degree. C. Such coating is used in making an improved seal by juxtaposing the metal body to the ceramic body, applying a powdered alumina sealing glass or frit and firing to the melting temperature of the frit.

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