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S., El-Kheshen, A.
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[10] Koumpouri, D., Karatasios, I., Psycharis, V., et al.
[11] Kacimi, L., Simon-Masseron, A., Salem, S., et al.
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Absorption at 913-1002 cm-1 shown the Al-O and Mg-O groups [13,14].
Mg(OH)2 and Al(OH)3 in burning process will undergo: 2A1(OH)3 à Al2O3 + 3H2O; and Mg(OH)2àMgO + H2O.
However, decomposition temperature of Al(OH)3 is at 200°C [8,10,11].
It had been reported in previous work [9] that Mg(OH)2 and Al(OH)3 can act as flame retardant to plastics at a higher loading.
El-Meligy Magda: Effect of Addition of Boric Acid and Borax on Fire-Retardant and Mechanical Properties of Urea Formaldehyde Saw Dust Composites.

Allam Musbah Al-Allam and Dr.
Proc., vol. 1846 (2017), p. 2008-1 [5] Masirin, M.I.M, Al Allam, A.M. and Ali, A.S.B: Pertanika Journal of Science and Technology, vol 25 (2017), p. 101 [6] H.
El-Badawy, A.
Al-Mansob, and D.
Al-Qadi, P.

Aqueel Ahmad et al proposed a solution to the misalignment issue using a Hall-effect sensor analyzed through finite element analysis.
Yuan-Hua Zhang et al proposed a wirelessly charging battery system that automatically adjusts its position to an optimal charging location using an XY-axis movable platform.
Villa et al suggest improvements and investigate the behavior of wireless power transfer systems that require precise coil alignment for optimal energy transfer.
The practical application of wireless charging was proposed by Aqueel Ahmad et al.
El-Shahat, A.

Dennis, E.L.
Latta, A.L.
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Vilcioiu, et al., Experimental evaluation on rat model of different bioresorbable materials potentially used as orthopedic biomaterials.

Pang, et al: European Polymer Journal (2019), in press
El-Sheikh: BioResources Vol. 9 (2014), pp. 8-23
Cai, et al: Industrial Crops and Products Vol. 65 (2015), pp. 27-35
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Kono et al [15] found that residual stress increase with the cutting speed, but does not monotonically change with the depth of cut in hard turning.
Devarajan et al [20] constructed an experimental model for predicting the surface residual stress, which cannot predict the subsurface residual stresses.
El-Axir [25] introduced a similar model for residual stress distribution in turning different materials, which postulated that the tensile strength of different materials, cutting speed and feed rates are considered as three input parameters affecting residual stress distribution.
Lin et al [26] applied a strain energy density criterion to predict residual stress in machining.
The FEM results of Obikawa et al [32] showed that residual stress induced in the continuous chip formation is greater than that in the discontinuous chip formation.

M, El-Tauhami.
A, Al-Deyab.
B, Al-Deyab S.S, Bazzi.
Laser Alloying of Al-Sn Binary Alloy onto Mild Steel: InSitu Formation.
Electrochemical Studies and Surface Analysis of Laser Deposited Zn-Al-Sn Coatings on AISI 1015 Steel.

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Jha elt al. [2] have studied the lattice vibrational properties of europium chalcogenides by using a three-body force rigid ion model (TRIM).
Sakalle et al. [5] have used simple lattice dynamical model theory viz. the three-body force rigid ion model (TRIM) to study the lattice vibrational properties of europium chalcogenides at high pressure.
Horne et al. [6] used the ab-initio self-interaction corrected (SIC) method [7] to discuss the electronic structure of the Eu chalcogenides and pnictides in both the divalent and trivalent states.
Gupta et al. [15] used two different models, a modified charge-transfer potential model and a charge transfer model to study all the Europium chalcogenides.
Dine el Hannani, Electronic structure calculations of europium chalcogenides EuS and EuSe, Phys. stat. sol.