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In most cases, observation of cross section can provide more important information concerning the microstructure of layered materials, composite materials, multilayer films, fibrous materials and powders than surface observation alone.
As a result, it is both a science and art to prepare highly-polished cross section of these materials.
CP could widely be applied to the soft materials (Cu, Al and polymers), hard materials that is difficult to machine (ceramics and glasses) and composite materials with different hardness.
So comparing to mechanical polishing and FIB method, the advantages of the CP method include: (1) High quality cross-section of soft materials, hard materials and composite materials
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Aerogel materials are usually made of silicon, carbon, and metal oxides as raw materials [5-6].
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Electrical discharge machining is considered as a suitable process for making complicated shape of difficult to machine materials.
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The experiment adopted a number of base materials and surface-active agents to reduce the dust in smoke.
Figure 4 is for experiments on the three base materials in their respective optimal concentrations and the comparative wetting Fig.
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Introduction Bamboo is one of the oldest materials that have been used for structural purposes since past century.
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