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The procedure of this experiment is setting 0.7 as the C/O, mixing hematite with reducing agents, respectively, then adding moderate amount of water, and pelletizing this mixed materials into φ22mm×10mm.
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Strain energy stored in rock material is sufficiently large to cause failure when it is released.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (41002109), Shandong Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China (ZR2010DQ021) and Shandong Provincial Education Department Foundation of China (J10LE01).
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Preparation and Thermophysical Properties of SiO2 Nanofluids YanFang Niu 1, a, WeiLlin Zhao1, b* , YuYing Gong 1, c 1School of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Jinan, Jinan 250022, China a15275315039@139.com, bmse_zhaowl@ujn.edu.cn, cgongyyjiayou@163.com Keywords: SiO2 nanofluids; Preparation; Thermophysical properties Abstract.
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Introduction Mg alloys with high specific strength, low density, and high damping capacity are prominent materials in the control of vibration and noise.
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In this paper, we have inspected the structural morphology of novel composite materials - transition metal (TM) (Ni, Ti) / fullerene (C60) thin films, prepared at room temperature (RT) or 500°C, and modified by ion-irradiation and/or thermal annealing.
Introduction Metal-fullerene thin films (i.e., multilayers and mixtures) provide a rapidly developing class of interesting composite materials exhibiting attractive structural, mechanical, electronic and other properties [1-4]; some of them have already been utilized (e.g., in photoelectronics [5]).
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Sn-Bi system is one of the most promising candidates as the lead-free solder materials.
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