10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DECREPITATION»
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decrepitation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Changing Scopes in Mineral Processing: Proceedings of the ...
most important part of the investigation since different feed sizes require different
decrepitation times. Test 3 was performed separately for different decrepitation
times. The reasons for this were as fallows: At shorter the coarse particles does ...
M. Kemal, V. Arslan, M. Canbazoglu,
1996
2
Advanced Batteries: Materials Science Aspects
A phenomenon called decrepitation, that is also sometimes called crumbling, can
occur in materials that undergo significant volume changes upon the insertion of
guest species. These dimensional changes cause mechanical strain in the ...
3
Geochemical Exploration 1982
suggest that the observed level of decrepimetric activity can be substantially
accounted for by decrepitation of the larger inclusions, our previous observations
on heated polished sections also indicate that in some cases small inclusions
can ...
4
Handbook of Stable Isotope Analytical Techniques
Thermocouple Decrepitation vessel Cold trap Sample container SS Vacuum
Furnace Figure 14-1.3 Vacuum decrepitation device for release of gas (fluid)
inclusions in solid materials (after Muhleetal.,1981). Eventual released gas
mixtures ...
5
Structure and Emplacement of High-level Magmatic Systems
In gum rosin flows, the slip plane of plug flow is hidden from view by the dense,
degassed shell: however, whether fracture or fragmentation, the outcome of
margin decrepitation is the formation of preferential gas-escape pathways and ...
Kenneth Thomson, Nick Petford,
2008
6
Mineral Deposit Research: Meeting the Global Challenge: ...
Because of higher interior pressures of gas-liquid inclusions in mantle minerals,
their decrepitation temperature is lower than their homogenization temperature (
Liu et al. 1993). Hence, it is deduced that the releasing peak of H2 at 400-500°C
...
Jingwen Mao, Frank P. Bierlein,
2008
7
Magazine of Popular Science, and Journal of the Useful Arts
As this opinion did not appear to me to have any foundation, I dried, at low
temperatures, and by various means, several fixed and anhydrous bodies,
susceptible of decrepitation, and I found, that although this desiccation was as
complete as ...
8
The Magazine of Popular Science and Journal of the Useful Arts
As this opinion did not appear to me to have any foundation, I dried, at low
temperatures, and by various means, several fixed and anhydrous bodies,
susceptible of decrepitation, and I found, that although this desiccation was as
complete as ...
9
Geological Survey Bulletin
Garnets, decrepitation: Smith, F. G. , 3. Georgia, Holton area, gneiss, pyr- rhotite
with sulfur: Hurst, V. J. , 18. Gypsum, thermography: West , R.R.,1 Hydrothermal
temperatures: Kerr, P. F., 13. Idaho, Coeur d' Alene district. Star mine sphalerite ...
10
Geochemical Methods of Prospecting for Non-Metallic Minerals
Ordinarily, graphs of decrepitation activity are characterized by great variation,
and they are smoothed out by the 'sliding' window (moving average) technique.
The values and lower level of probable anomalies of decrepitation activity are ...
Igor' L. Komov, A. N. Lukashev, A. V. Koplus,
1994
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DECREPITATION»
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City to apply for homeowner rehab grant
... federal homeowner rehabilitation grant may be a step toward addressing problems of disrepair and decrepitation in certain areas of the city. «Meridian Star, Nov 14»
Tennessee better than most at maintaining bridges
The short Jackson Avenue ramps up to Gay Street and down again hold equal parts fascination and decrepitation. Built in 1919, the ... «Knoxville News Sentinel, Jun 12»
New Battery Research: Double-Walled Nanotubes Improve …
... the strain of expansion and contraction, combined with the electrolyte attack, destroys the anode through a process called “decrepitation.” ... «CleanTechnica, May 12»