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Tantalum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Tantalum capacitor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The tantalum capacitor is a highly reliable type of electrolytic capacitor in which the dielectric is formed from a very thin anodized layer of tantalum pentoxide. In military grade tantalum capacit...
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This WebElements periodic table page contains uses for the element tantalum ... Tantalum wires were those used first for light bulbs (now tungsten is preferred). The metal is immune to body liquids and the body tolerates the metal well. Therefore, tantalum has widespread use for surgical use.
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Wires made with tantalum metal were used in light bulbs. (before it was ... replaced by tungsten). Now, tantalum is used in mobile phone capacitors, ... applications including use for camera lenses. Tantalum is used to make steels...
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Over 90 members from more than 20 different countries involved with all aspects of the tantalum and niobium industry ... Increase awareness and promote the remarkable properties of tantalum and niobium...
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Tantalum (Ta) is ductile, easily fabricated, highly resistant to corrosion by acids, and a good conductor of heat and electricity and has a high melting point. The major use for tantalum, as tantalum metal powder, is in the production of electronic components, mainly tantalum capacitors.
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Discussion of the discovery, sources, producers and uses of the special metal tantalum ... First discovered in 1802 by Gustav Ekeburg, tantalum was mistaken for niobium until 1844, when Heinrich Rose showed that the acids of each were different.
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