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They are used in LASERs (Light Amplification Stimulated Emission of Radiation)
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What other materials other than asphalt is used to pave roads?
some kind of rock
What other materials other than uranium and plutonium are used in Power Plants?
This element is thorium.
Other than dial calipers what kinds of tools are used to precisely measure objects for purposes of quality control?
acrylic ruler acrylic ruler
The steam engine used to power other machines was invented by?
James Watt.
What type of technology did cherokee's use?
the type of technology they used is axes bows spears and other stuff.
What can sapphire be used for other than jewelry?
i wish i knew i need it for a project but i would say the foundations of buildings
What ancient culture used rubies and emeralds as their main jewelry?
Egyptians
What are diamonds rubies emeralds used for?
Jewelry-especially rings, earrings,and pendants.
What jobs can people can have using rubies?
Jewelry making (including watchmaking)Scientific jobs using Ruby lasersIndustrial rubies are used as an abrasive
Is aquamarine used for anything else other than jewelry?
is aquamarine used for anything other than jewelry
What are the uses of a ruby?
Rubies are used in jewelry, and in industrial work. Depends on the quality of the stone or stones.
How are rubies used?
Rubies come in pinkish red or deep, rich red color and are one of the precious stones. They are used in rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets and are sometimes also used to protect from any illnesses.
What are diamonds used for other than jewelry?
They are also used for cutting glass
What makes rubies so valuable?
Rubies tend to be valuable because they're rarer gems and part of the four precious stones. They're often used to make beautiful jewelry, and genuine ruby can be difficult to find.
What are rubies used for?
Since rubies are red, they are used in lasers.
What is the jewel ruby used for?
The most common use for rubies is jewelry—stunning jewelry! However, both natural and synthetic rubies are used in a variety of applications—such as watchmaking, medical instruments, and lasers—because of their incredible strength and red fluorescence.
What happens to rubies after they are mined?
They are cleaned and graded. Those of high enough quality are polished and cut to make jewelry. Others are used in industrial situations.
