Influence of Conditions of Copper Wires Electric Explosion on Dispersity of Produced Nanopowders

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The article presents the results of a study concerning the influence of conditions of copper wires electric explosion on a dispersity of produced nanopowders. It was shown that the energy introduced into the wire being increased, the specific surface area grows and the size of produced nanopowders decreases.

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