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Polishing damage

Figure 7.4 Defect peak in GaAs due to polishing damage. 004 reflection with CuK Triple axis -2 scans with displacements of specimen from Bragg condition solid (upper) line, 10 displacement, next highest line, 20 displacement, lowest hne, 20 displacement... Figure 7.4 Defect peak in GaAs due to polishing damage. 004 reflection with CuK Triple axis -2 scans with displacements of specimen from Bragg condition solid (upper) line, 10 displacement, next highest line, 20 displacement, lowest hne, 20 displacement...
As-received porous SiC samples are not ideal as substrates for MBE growth because of polishing damage on the surface. Flydrogen etching is often used to remove such polishing damage [14-18]. This method... [Pg.105]

Cavitation damage in the complete absence of corrosion has been demonstrated (e.g., roughening of polished glass in cavitating distilled water). However, in industrial situations it is highly probable that corrosion is a common contributing factor. [Pg.272]

Glass-reinforced aluminum foil with either a bright polished or white lacquer surface is utilized with most types of insulant. Primarily it is used as a vapor control layer or as a means of upgrading the fire properties of plastic foams, but it does give a semi-decorative finish to the insulation. It is therefore often use where the insulation is open to view but located away from direct risk of mechanical damage. [Pg.119]

The introduction of the sample into the adsorbent layer is a critical process in HPTLC. For most quantitative work a platinum-iridium capillary of fixed volume (100 or 200 nL), sealed into a glass support capillary of larger bore, provides a convenient spotting device. The capillary tip is polished to provide a smooth, planar surface of small area (ca 0.05 mm2), which when used with a mechanical applicator minimises damage to the surface of the plate spotting by manual procedures invariably damages the surface. [Pg.232]

So far, the discussion has primarily centered around the contamination of condensate due to iron and copper. However, large process industries often produce condensate containing oil, grease, and other contaminants, and these must also be removed because they are not only damaging to the boiler plant waterside, but may can adversely affect condensate polisher components. [Pg.381]

SUicone elastomers have a relatively high coefficient of friction and the resulting lack of lubricity can cause pain and tissue damage on device insertion and removal. Therefore, the tissue side of the prosthesis must be smoothed, polished, and even also lubricated to eliminate friction. [Pg.242]

Description Conventional wet fluorescent AC yoke magnetic particle inspection used for detection of cracks at a surface. Blending the welds and sanding smooth increases sensitivity. Polish and etch as in a creep evaluation looking for microscopic damage. Replicas can be taken for laboratory analysis. Conventional radiography used to inspect welds for cracks. Internal visual inspection of pressure vessels for surface blistering. Monitors the sound that cracks emit when they are stressed. [Pg.55]

There is a disease known as beriberi that causes weakness, fatigue, psychosis, gastrointestinal problems, peripheral nerve damage, brain damage, and ultimately death. Many years ago, this disease was particularly prevalent in rice-eating Asian societies that polished their rice. The polishings contain an essential human nutrient... [Pg.199]

Products with a high percentage of solvents, such as oil-based paints, paint removers, fuels, lighter fluids, furniture polishes, and some pesticides can cause potentially fatal pneumonia if aspirated into the lungs as a result of accidental ingestion. If used in an unventilated space, they can also cause symptoms of acute intoxication, including dizziness, nausea, and in some cases nerve damage or other effects. [Pg.230]


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