Behavior of TiO2-B System under Mechanical Activation

Dmitry G. Demyanyuk; Oleg Yu. Dolmatov; Dmitry S. Isachenko; Mikhail S. Kuznetsov; Andrew O. Semenov; Stanislav S. Chursin

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Preface and Conference Organization

Analysis of Magnetron-Deposited Titanium Oxynitride Coatings by Scanning Electron Microscopy and Raman Scattering
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Behavior of TiO2-B System under Mechanical Activation
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Changes in the Spectral Characteristics of Aluminum Films Deposited under Assisting Argon Ion Beam
p.11

Eddy Current Method for Testing of Metals under Simultaneous Exposure to Radiation and Hydrogenation
p.16

Effect of Hydrogen on Conductivity of Metals
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Formation of Shear Zone's Defect Structure in F.C.C. Metals
p.26

Influence of Carbon Pulse Ion Beam on Titanium Alloy
p.30

Investigation of Multilayered Film Structure Properties for Creation of Hydrogen Selective Membrane
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Behavior of TiO2-B System under Mechanical Activation

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The mechanical activation of the base mixture of TiO2-B was researched in terms of the structural changes leading to the formation of a mixture of micro particles whose volume increases with the increase of the power intensity of the mechanical activation of the furnace charge and it also increases the surface contact area of the components of the mixture participating in the synthesis. The limit of the mechanical activation of the researched system is 120g.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1084)

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Dmitry G. Demyanyuk, Oleg Yu. Dolmatov, Dmitry S. Isachenko, Mikhail S. Kuznetsov*, Andrew O. Semenov, Stanislav S. Chursin

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Mechanical Activation, Self-Distributing High Temperature Synthesis

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