Titlebook: Surfaces and Interfaces of Glass and Ceramics; V. D. Fréchette,W. C. LaCourse,V. L. Burdick Book 1974 Plenum Press, New York 1974 aeronaut

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Physiological Factors at Bioceramic Interfaces,en exposed to a physiological environment. The physiologic-ceramics interface is extraordinarily complex. The interface varies with time, location, species, and age of animal, and is subject to the presence of external stresses of various types as well as being influenced by pharmeceutical treatment

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Evidence of Inverted Undercutting of a Solid Metal Substrate by a Liquid Ceramic Sessile Specimen aguration may be maintained for a very long period of time, if the temperature is substantially below the melting point of the solid. This configuration is only an approximation of the final equilibrium state, because the surface free energy vectors do not balance. However, as θ decreases toward zero

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Observation of Electronic Spectra in Glass and Ceramic Surfaces,shape of the valence bond. Sampled depth varies from 4 Å, for heavy elements such as gold, to 100 Å for complex molecules such as lead stearate. The emission of electrons is strongly dependent on the difference between the energy of exciting radiation and the binding energy of the emitted electron. This technique has been reviewed by others..

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Dynamic Elastic Model of Ceramic Stock Removal,int as shown in Fig. 1. The conical diamond rotates with an effective radius R and is set to cut a V-shaped groove of depth r. The total length of the groove . is traversed by the cutting point in a large number of passes as the sample is fed with a velocity v.

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r. Ultimately, Scars makes visible the psychological trauma and scarring that legacies of colonialism have caused to both the descendants of the colonized and the colonizer … and the potential for healing and reconciliation for 978-94-6209-761-2

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S. D. Jang,G. A. Garwood,J. E. Rourke,R. A. Condrate Sr.r. Ultimately, Scars makes visible the psychological trauma and scarring that legacies of colonialism have caused to both the descendants of the colonized and the colonizer … and the potential for healing and reconciliation for 978-94-6209-761-2