what is the best material for use in gas centrifuges...stainlesssteel or ceramic materials?

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Topic:	Science > Physics
User:	"ayaz"
Date:	08 Dec 2007 08:07:52 PM
Object:	what is the best material for use in gas centrifuges...stainlesssteel or ceramic materials?

hi,
i understand that ceramics have a higher melting point than stainless
steel and can also revolve at higher angular velocities, however
stainless steel might prove to be more durable in the long term. any
thoughts?
.

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