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There are unique advantages while cutting hard and brittle materials with ultrasonic vibration.
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The waste rubber powder application key technology in cement based materials is to solve the rubber and cement based materials interface bonding problem.
Introduction Waste tire rubber is called” black gold" as the organic polymer materials with a good toughness in foreign countries.
Doing suitable modification on rubber powder in order to reduce significantly the strength of concrete, studying mortar or concrete special function when waste rubber is modified materials in order to improve rubber application value in the cement-based materials, are development prospects of rubber cement base material.
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Introduction Fiber reinforced materials are basically composed of matrix and fiber as reinforcement.
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With regard to metal materials, the technologies of surfacing of powder materials [7-9] or wires [10-13] are distinguished.
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Fabrication of metal and alloy components by additive manufacturing: examples of 3d materials science.

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Introduction Electronic devices based on organic semiconducting materials have attracted researchers from the last decades due to low cost and large area electronic applications [1-2].
Organic semiconducting materials have been employed as an active material in different electronic devices such as organic light emitting diodes (OLED), organic thin film transistors (OTFT), strain sensors, pressure sensors, humidity sensors and organic solar cells [3-5].
For sensing applications new organic materials and their composites have been studied [1-5].
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Effect of Antimony and Ce-rich Mischmetal Additions on As-cast Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of AZ91 Alloy Yang Zhong 1,a, Li Jianping 1,2,b, Li Gaohong 1, Yang Jueming 1 1 .Materials Science and Engineering Dep, Xian Institute of Technology, Xi'an 710032, China 2 Manchester Materials Science Centre, University of Manchester, Manchester M17HS, UK a email: yz750925@163.com, b email: j.li-10@postgrad.umist.ac.uk Keywords: AZ91Mg alloy, as-cast microstructure, tensile properties, antimony, rare earth Abstract.
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