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For plastic-bonded materials, no clear-cut expression for the coercivity is known. It may be expected that it is rather similar, but with a smaller influence of B. For loosely packed powders, the B influence has become zero and should be multiphed by 0.48 to account for the isotropy (71). In all cases high coercivity is obtained by using small grains with limited plate-like shape, ie, the value of Nis not too high. [Pg.193]

ISl-2-Chloro-4-pyridinyl-ISl-phenylurea. CPPU [68157-60-8] (47) is a phenylutea plant growth regulator that has been used experimentally to increase fmit size in apples, grapes, kiwifmit, macadamia nuts (Macadamia temifolid) cotton, small grains, and ornamentals (23). [Pg.427]

The earliest record of human usage of iron dates to ca 2000 BC (5) in Egypt, Asia Minor, Assyria, China, and India. It is almost certain, however, that the first iron to be used was not processed but was obtained from meteorites (1). One of the few places where native iron is found is in Greenland, where it occurs as very small grains or nodules in basalt (an iron-bearing igneous rock) that empted through beds of coal. [Pg.412]

Isostatic pressing gives a highly uniform product, although the production rate is somewhat low. It typically contains very small grains and Uttle or no porosity. In this process, a mbber sock or bag of the desked shape is filled with the refractory mix. The sock is then subjected to extremely high pressure in a hydrauUc pressure chamber. [Pg.31]

My ehosen examples inelude rapid solidifieation, where the extremity is in eooling rate nanostruetured materials, where the extremity is in respeet of extremely small grains surface seienee, where the extremity needed for the field to develop was ultrahigh vaeuum, and the development of vacuum quality is traced thin films of various kinds, where the extremity is in one minute dimension and quasierystals, where the extremity is in the form of symmetry. Various further examples could readily have been ehosen, but this chapter is to remain relatively short. [Pg.393]

Klein-kohle, /. small-sized coal, buckwheat coal, pea coal small coal, slack, -koks, m. small-sized coke, nut coke, klein-komig, a. small-grained, fine-grained, -kristallinisch, a. finely crystalline, in small crystals. [Pg.246]

Both titanium and boron can be added as grain refiners to ensure small grain size and hence high surface area grain boundaries. This reduces the risk of preferential attack at grain boundaries and promotes more uniform dissolution. [Pg.144]

Lehalleur (Ref 2) states that Energit can be prepd by wetting small grains of double-base proplnt in a kneader with equal quantities of such volatile solvents as acet and furfural, adding liq aromatic nitrocompds and other ingredients, and then kneading the mixt until it is thoroughly blended. Finally, the solvents were removed by evapn (See also Ref 4, Ger 42-L)... [Pg.317]

According to a theoretical analysis,262,267 the CDL model is valid for pc electrodes with very small grains (y < 5 to 10 nm) with a moderate difference of Eas0 for the different faces (A ff=0 = 0.1 to 0.15 V) and for dilute electrolyte solutions (c < 0.01 M) near the point of total zero charge. For the other cases, the IDL model should be valid. [Pg.51]

In order to understand the Earth s character as a planet, it also is helpful to have an understanding of how the elements in our solar system were formed. Chapter 2 starts with the Big Bang theory and continues with how very small grains eventually came together and accreted to form the beginnings of what would eventually become the Earth and other planets, about 4.5 X 10 years ago (4.5 Gyr). The initial processes of the Earth s evolution involved heat... [Pg.1]


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