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Introduction Nowadays, all research in miniaturized traditional materials with performed or new properties for wide applications are being generally extended to nanotechnology fields.
But the materials properties are always significantly determined by the real microstructure characteristics of the materials.
Thus, the first step taken in the design of materials is that of getting the detailed information on the material's microstructure, for instance using the diffraction analysis, which is perhaps the most powerful technique used to investigate the microstructure characteristics [1].
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Critical raw materials (CRMs) are of primary importance for energy storage systems as needed for electromobility.
Securing access to a stable supply of raw materials for industrial use is a major challenge for Europe, the awareness of which has led to the third assessment of critical raw materials (CRMs) by the European Raw Materials Initiative in 2017.
Shortage in supply of CRMs would hinder economic growth in rapidly developing industrial areas such as energy storage systems (batteries), intelligent materials (e.g. shape memory and energy harvesting materials) or electromobility.
Europe possesses reasonable quantities of critical raw materials.
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From the five, 3 were pure materials: BHA, CSHA and Al2O3.
Fig. 1e shows the conductivity [ln(S/cm)] of the samples in which the composite materials exhibit a better insulating behaviour than that of the pure materials.
Therefore it is observed that the composite materials exhibit a much better insulating behaviour than the pure materials.
While the electrical values of the composite materials started at a lower value and like the pure materials show a logarithmic decrease with increase of frequency.
The composite materials exhibit better conductivity than pure materials.

In this study, we are interested in exploitation of local materials as the barite that is extracted from Khenchela mines.
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Babilas, Preparation Structure and properties of Fe-based bulk metallic glasses, Journal of Achievements in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering. 40(2) (2010) 123-130
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Based on the comparison between the 0.14C5Mn and 22MnB5, it could concluded that the new medium-Mn steel is a promising materials to be applied in the hot stamped car components.
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They can be formed from various parent rock materials provided conditions suitable for laterisation are prevalent.
The degree of success in use of these soils as construction materials is said to depend on their characteristics and the specific purpose for which they are to be used.
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The above mentioned materials had been studied as sole material preparation or in combination with others.
Materials and Methods The experiments were conducted using 3 types of polymer: silk, gelatin, and chitosan.
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