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Epitaxy of metals on metals

Applications of Surface Science, 1982
Abstract The progress of understanding of the epitaxy of metals on metals achieved in the last decade with improved conventional methods and with surface analytical techniques is illustrated with three groups of film substrate pairs: fcc and hcp metals on W and Mo (110) surfaces.
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Metal-to-metal seals

Sealing Technology, 2004
Abstract Process developments over the past 30 years, demanding ultrahigh vacuum, high temperatures and high pressures, have driven the need for advanced technology seals. This article explains how metal-to-metal gaskets have evolved to comply with the most demanding requirements and provide both resilience and low assembly forces.
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Metal antagonists

1982
Publisher Summary This chapter presents the studies of the effects of metal antagonists, such as iron chelators, deferasirox, deferiprone, and deferoxamine. The effectiveness of iron chelators is illustrated by the tremendous improvements in both life expectancy and quality of life in patients with thalassemia because of structured and rigorous ...
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Metal–metal bonds

International Journal of Quantum Chemistry, 1981
AbstractIn this survey paper the main properties of metal–metal bonds are summarized. The results of several calculations on compounds containing such bonds are analyzed.
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Metals and Metals Processing

JOM, 1987
The first annual Metals and Metals Processing Conference of the Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering (SAMPE) was held during mid-August in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Hosted by the Wilmington-Philadelphia Chapter of SAMPE, this conference was the first attempt by SAMPE, a technical society normally associated more with materials
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Metals

1994
Gijsbert B. van der Voet   +1 more
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Metals and Metal Salts

1991
Some metals are normal constituents of living tissues (calcium, magnesium, iron, selenium, zinc, copper, sodium, and potassium); some (copper and selenium) are only needed in small amounts, and larger concentrations are nearly always due to industrial or environmental contamination, while the occurrence of others (lead, mercury, thorium, cadmium, gold,
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Metals and metal antagonists

2020
Joshua P. Gray, Sidhartha D. Ray
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Metals

1980
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