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Book 1999oughly equal numbers ofpapers cover theoretical and experimental research in the generalfield of materials science of refractory materials. ..Audience:. Researchers and graduate students in materials scienceand engineering.

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The State-of-the-Art of High-Melting Point Compounds, nitrides, borides, oxides and others with melting points (..) of above 2000°C (or even 2500°C) are the base of many advanced materials. Our attention will concentrate on non-oxide advanced ceramics which is important in many technological fields such as engine industry, nuclear technology, chemica

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