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Detonation Velocity, Influence of Magnetic, Electro Magnetic and Electrical Fields as well as of Electrons on. 

The demand for advanced materials with superior mechanical, thermal, electrical, optical, magnetic, electro-optical, and electromagnetic properties is ever increasing. Most advanced materials, until recently, have been formed empirically by solid state methods. Further progress in the generation of advanced materials with preselected properties demands innovative chemical tailoring and, thus, a fundamental understanding of interactions and reactions at atomic, molecular, and supramolecular levels. 

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We begin our balance by excluding from consideration magnetic, electro- tatic, surface, and nuclear energies. Thus, the only kinds of energy which 1 lb )f matter can contain are internal, kinetic, and potential w + ke + pe. Now, he general balance says that... 

For a quantitative evaluation of the properties of colloidal dispersions, monodispersity of particles—uniformity in size and shape—is a prerequisite. The quantum size effects are particularly studied, since they lead to interesting mechanical, chemical, electrical, optical, magnetic, electro-optical, and magneto-optical properties that are quite different from those reported for bulk materials [8,10,12,13]. 

Of course, the crankshaft mechanism is usually replaced by some other effect electrostatic, electrodynamic, piezoelectric, thermal, magnetic, electro-osmotic, shape memory, optical (converted to heat), and electrocative, e.g. [20], and other alternatives - listed in Figs. 11, 12 and 15. The primary driving input is most often in the form of an electric current. Unfortunately, usual pumped liquids are electrically rather neutral so that using the actions listed in Fig. 11 mostly requires an intermediate conversion into a mechanical motion (the exception, thermal expansion effect needing no mechanical interconversion, is unfortunately limited to lower frequencies) (Figs. 13, 14, and 15). 

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A. General, physical and inorganic diemistry Nuclear physics and nuclear diemistry Ai Optical behaviour of matter At Electricity. Magnetism. Electro-chemistry At, Thermodynamics. Thermochemistry At CoUoid Chemistry. Boundary layer research At Structural research A, Equilibra. Kinetics... 

For the case of electro-magnets, inclusions detection in welds situated at 1-2 mm of depth is very important, because the reluctance variation between the two mediums is not important, and thus the detection of this type of defect is very difficult. It will be sufficient to be in optimal conditions to eliminate this problem. 

Electro-magnetic emission in the radiowave range is for long period of time used for water basins diagnostics. 

Conventional covermeters operating on the principle of electro-magnetic fields are capable of determining depth of cover to reinforcement down to about 100 mm with an accuracy of 5 % provided the bar diameter is known and the spacing between individual bars is greater than about 150 mm. If bars are spliced then the covermeter will underestimate the cover depth. 

FIGURE 13 1 The electro magnetic spectrum (Reprinted with permission from M Silberberg Chem istry 2nd ed WCB/McGraw Hill 2000 p 260)... 

Magnet y ssemblj. Several types of magnet assembhes and pole combinations have been used successhiUy. Both electro and permanent magnet assembUes have also been employed. The permanent assembly is frequendy preferred because of the power savings effected. Typical pole specifications for the various apphcations are five or six poles for cobbers as weU as for roughers, and from four to ten (normally five) poles for finishers. 

The drums for a feed size of 25 x 13 mm may consist of either electro or permanent magnets. 

Figure 6.54 Electro-magnetic shoe brake (Courtesy BCM)...

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