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Surface Characterization of Materials

2004
I INTRODUCTION A. The Nature and Importance of Surfaces The surface of a material is the interface between the bulk and the external phase in direct contact with the material. The external phase may be solid, liquid, or gas. The surface of a material may be defined in a number of ways, depending principally on the interaction being considered.
Paul J. Pigram, Narelle Brack, Peter Hodgson   +2 more
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Materials Characterization at a University

1986
Materials characterization is a vitally important component of any university program dealing with materials. It is important both as an integral part of the materials research program of a university and as a part of the education of students. In the research area, characterization is essential as a support for research and is important as a research ...
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Thermographic Materials Characterization

2004
Thermal techniques are attractive for materials characterization. They provide sophisticated contrast mechanisms and fast, non-contact investigation of large inspection areas. Recent progress in the development of infrared cameras is the key for a wide variety of new applications.
W. Karpen, N. Meyendorf, U. Netzelmann, V. Kramb, H. Rösner, Jochen Hoffmann   +5 more
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Analytic characterization of materials

Physics Today, 1964
At a recent meeting on crystal growth and defect characterization, there were many researchers who expressed a need for more and better facilities for analytical work. To help fulfill this need, Charles F. Yost, director for materials science, Advanced Research Projects Agency, proposed that a symposium be arranged to present, in a consolidated fashion,
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Characterization of Nanophase Materials

Particle & Particle Systems Characterization, 2001
List of Contributers. List of Symbols and Abbreviations. 1 Nanomaterials for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (Zhong Lin Wang). 1.1 Why nanomaterials? 1.2 Characterization of nanophase materials. 1.3 Scope of the book. References. 2 X-ray Characterization of Nanoparticles (Daniela Zanchet, Blair D. Hall, and Daniel Ugarte). 2.1 Introduction.
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Introduction to Materials Characterization

1986
Abstract This article provides an overview of how this volume is organized and structured. It describes the methods for analyzing the materials in simplified terms and emphasizes the most common applications and limitations of each method.
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Magnetic Characterization of Materials

2003
Magnetic materials have been of importance to mankind for several thousand years. Lodestone is believed to have been instrumental in winning a decisive battle for the first emperor of China fought in a dense fog against the barbarians ca. 2600 bc.
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Material Properties and Characterization

2006
As the name indicates, rapid prototyping (RP) has traditionally been used to provide a physical representation of a product in a relatively short time. RP is performed by either material removal or material addition. In material-removal type RP processes, the part is produce by machining it is out of a block of material; mainly using computer numeric ...
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Materials design for bone-tissue engineering

Nature Reviews Materials, 2020
Mani Diba, Antonios G Mikos
exaly  

Materials for solar-powered water evaporation

Nature Reviews Materials, 2020
Fei Zhao, Youhong Guo, Xingyi Zhou
exaly