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Significance of Metallic Transfer in Orthopædic Surgery
Nature, 1954IN an earlier communication1 attention was directed to the transfer of metal which can occur between a screwdriver tip and a screw head during the operation of screwing, and the possible significance this might have in orthopaedic surgery was discussed.
F. P. BOWDEN +2 more
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Controlling the electron transfer mechanism in metal–molecules–metal junctions
Electrochimica Acta, 2005We show how the mechanism of electron transfer through molecules can be switched between different regimes by using Hg-based metal–molecules–metal junctions. The junctions are easy to assemble and allow for hosting of self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) of a large variety of molecular structures.
E. TRAN +3 more
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Heat Transfer in Liquid Metals
Journal of Fluids Engineering, 1958Abstract The problem of heat transfer in liquid metals is studied for the case of a fully developed turbulent flow in cylindrical pipes of constant diameter, the fluid under consideration being heated (or cooled) by a constant and uniform heat input at the wall. In the analysis, the similarity theory between heat and momentum transfer is
P. S. Lykoudis, Y. S. Touloukian
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Electron transfer in the electrochemistry of metals, metal compounds and metal complexes
Inorganica Chimica Acta, 1994Abstract Because electron-transfer occurs at the electrode/solution interface, the oxidation of metal electrodes involves electron removal (within the interface) from a solvent molecule or basic constituent (ligand) rather than from the valence-electron shell of the metal .
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Heat Transfer to Molten Metals
Journal of Fluids Engineering, 1947Abstract The contents of the paper are based on an extension of the analogy between heat and momentum transfer. Following the suggestion of von Kármán (9), the turbulent-flow field is divided into a laminar sublayer, a buffer layer, and a turbulent core.
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Metal transfer in the sliding process
Wear, 1988Abstract Metal transfer, during mutual sliding of steel and aluminum alloys, was studied using a model experiment. The model imitated sliding conditions which occur in metalworking operations: high load and short sliding distances. It allowed access to the aluminum-steel contact area without breaking the contact.
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Transfer learning for metal–organic frameworks
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Laser-Stimulated Mass Transfer in Metals
Physica Status Solidi (a), 1983M. E. Gurevich +4 more
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Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on certain fundamental aspects of forced convection heat transfer in symmetrical ducts that are of special interest when the fluid is a liquid metal. Compared to the nonmetallic liquids, the combination of large thermal conductivity, small vapor pressure, and extensive temperature range over which they remain in
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Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on certain fundamental aspects of forced convection heat transfer in symmetrical ducts that are of special interest when the fluid is a liquid metal. Compared to the nonmetallic liquids, the combination of large thermal conductivity, small vapor pressure, and extensive temperature range over which they remain in
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