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Goodyear Co., Chemigum Powder Nitrile j PUC Alloys, compounding guide, Akron, Ohio, 1988. [Pg.330]

The modification shows that the transition temperature may vary significantly from those stated above and in general shift to higher temperatures as the gas pressure in the synthesis process increases. The transition from one zone to the next is not abmpt, but smooth. Hence, the transition temperatures should not be considered as absolute but as guidelines. Furthermore, not all zones are found in all types of deposit. For example. Zone T (see Fig. 7) is not prominent in pure metals, but becomes more pronounced in complex alloys, compounds, or in deposits produced at higher gas pressures. Zone 3 is not often seen in materials with high melting points. [Pg.49]

Takahashi et al. [220] first reported the formation of Bi-Te alloy films with varying chemical composition by means of cathodic electrodeposition from aqueous nitric acid solutions (pH 1.0-0.7) containing Bi(N03)3 and Te02. The electrodeposition took place on Ti sheets at room temperature under diffusion-limited conditions for both components. In a subsequent work [221], it was noted that the use of the Bi-EDTA complex in the electrolyte would improve the results, since Bi " is easily converted into the hydrolysis product, Bi(OH)3, a hydrous polymer, thus impairing the reproducibility of electrodeposition. The as-produced films were found to consist of mixtures of Te and several Bi-Te alloy compounds, such as Bi2Tc3, Bi2+xTe3 x, Bi Tee, and BiTe. Preparation of both n- and p-type Bi2Te3 was reported in this and related works [222]. [Pg.128]

Xiao Q, Huangb S, Zhang J, Xiao C, Tan X (2008) Sonochemical synthesis of ZnO nanosheet. J Alloys Compounds 459 L18-L22... [Pg.208]

Ding X, Liu Y, Gao L, and Guo L. Synthesis and characterization of doped LaCrOs perovskite prepared by EDTA-citrate complexing method. J. Alloys Compounds 2007 458 346-350. [Pg.207]

Subasri R, Mathews T, Swaminathan K, and Sreedharan OM. Microwave assisted synthesis of Laj xSrxCr03 (x=0.05, 0.15 and 0.30) and their thermodynamic characterization by fluoride emf method. J. Alloys Compounds 2003 354 193-197. [Pg.207]

Wang Z, Qian J, Cao J, Wang S, and Wen TJ. A study of multilayer tape casting method for anode-supported planar type solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs). J. Alloys Compounds 2007 437 264—268. [Pg.279]

Aromatic carboxylic dianhydride chain extenders (e.g. PMDA) are a low-cost way of converting recycled PET flakes into high-IV crystalline pellets that can be used in high-value applications (e.g. bottles, strapping, foam, engineering alloys/compounds, etc.) (see Figure 14.2). PMDA is an effective chain extension additive for thermoplastic polyesters such as PET and PBT. It is suitable for the following applications ... [Pg.500]

Intermetallic alloys (compounds) are becoming of increasing interest as materials which possess significantly enhanced high temperature capabilities compared to many conventional metallic alloys. However, they suffer intrinsic problems associated with low-temperature ductility and fracture toughness. Two types of... [Pg.377]

Guimaraes JL, Abbate M, Betim SB, Alves MCM (2003) Preparation and characterization of Ti02 and V2O5 nanoparticles produced by ball-milling J Alloys Compounds 352 16-20... [Pg.418]

Yin W, Zhang MS (2003) Characterization of nanosized Tb-MCM-41 synthesized by the sol-gel-assisted self-assembly method. J Alloys Compounds 360 231-235... [Pg.224]

Wood, S. A., van Middlesworth, P., Gibson, P. Ricketts, A. 1997. The mobility of the REE, U, and Th in geological environments in Idaho and their relevance to radioactive waste disposal. Journal of Alloys Compounds, 249, 136-141. [Pg.88]

Wada, M H. Uchida and H. Kaneko, 1997b, J. Alloys Compounds 258,169. [Pg.197]

Various metals can be prepared in Raney form [410, 413, 414], In particular Co, Fe and Ni-Co have been compared with Ni. While in one case the presence of Co has been found detrimental [407], in another synergetic effects have been claimed for Raney Ni-Co alloys [415]. Alloy compounds will be discussed later on. [Pg.42]


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