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Ceramics in Abrasive Processes,a chemical effect. Both contribute to the overall performance. The abrasive grain should possess a combination of properties such that it will not undergo excessively rapid breakdown during grinding. Those physical, chemical and mechanical properties of ceramics which influence adhesion, and in turn

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Structure and Properties of Solid Surfaces,instability of solid systems, on chemical processing, in environmental (pollution) processes, and others; life sciences rest to a large extent on surface phenomena. Like other lattice defects, surfaces often play a very important role in the mechanical behavior of solids, and many types of mechanica

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Catalysis in Correlation with the Detailed Electronic Structure of the Surface,tion of the general concepts in endeavouring to tailor catalysts for specific applications. There is a marked reluctance to accept the complexity of a realistic model deriving from modern concepts of the solid state. It has been repeatedly emphasized that in many particulars the minority electronic

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Friction and Wear Behavior of Glasses and Ceramics, common with respect to adhesion, friction and wear. Their surface topography is generally irregular, they contain surface and bulk defects, adhere in the clean state to themselves or other materials and are extremely sensitive to surface contaminants with respect to adhesion, friction and wear.