Corning TSG Titania Silicate Low Expansion Glass

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Corning TSG Titania Silicate Low Expansion Glass
Categories:	Ceramic; Glass; Optical
Material Notes:	TSG has a similar composition to ULE® and is made using the same flamehydrolysis process. TSG has a relaxed Absolute CTE requirement for those applications that do not require a zero CTE material, however CTE variation remains controlled through process discipline. The mean CTE is 0 ± 100 ppb/°C from 5°C to 35°C with a 95% confidence level. Excellent resistance to weathering. Exhibits virtually no surface clouding or electrical surface leakage when subject to attack by water, sulfur dioxide, and atmospheric gases. High resistance to attack by nearly all chemical agents. Information provided by Corning Incorporated.
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Available Properties

Density
Hardness, Knoop, kg/mm² at 200g load
Tensile Strength, Ultimate
Modulus of Elasticity
Bulk Modulus
Poissons Ratio
Shear Modulus
Volume Resistivity, 100Hz
CTE, linear, Approximate Instantaneous Value
CTE, linear, Approximate Instantaneous Value
CTE, linear, Approximate Instantaneous Value
CTE, linear, Specified mean from 5 to 35°C
CTE, linear, Approximate Instantaneous Value
CTE, linear, Approximate Instantaneous Value
CTE, linear, Approximate Instantaneous Value
CTE, linear, Approximate Instantaneous Value
CTE, linear, Approximate Instantaneous Value
Specific Heat Capacity
Thermal Conductivity
Softening Point
Annealing Point
Strain Point

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