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Melting Point
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156.17 oC
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Boiling Point
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2000 oC
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Density
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7.31g/cm3
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Thermal Conductivity @ 20oC
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0.0204cal/(s.cm. oC)
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Specific Heat @ 20oC
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0.057cal/g
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Heat Of Fusion
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6.8k-cal/g-atom
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Brinell Hardness
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0.9
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Indium has many uses, some of the more common ones are: Alloying with Tin for use in screen technology, Batteries, Semi-conductor components, and Solders. |
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| This material is available in the following forms |
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| Ingot: 1 kilo & 500g. |
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For further details or prices on any of our products please contact sales. |
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