Glass, Volume 26Minoru Tomozawa, R. H. Doremus Academic Press, 1977 - Glass |
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... thickness of the film if the density of the film is known . Usually , bulk densities are assumed , and the film thickness can be evaluated from AE . Third , the height of the E peak or the intensity is directly and quantitatively ...
... thickness of the film if the density of the film is known . Usually , bulk densities are assumed , and the film thickness can be evaluated from AE . Third , the height of the E peak or the intensity is directly and quantitatively ...
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... thickness needs to be accurately known . Aside from electrical measurements to be discussed in Section III , film thickness are most often measured by mechanical and optical techniques . The most common mechanical method is to translate ...
... thickness needs to be accurately known . Aside from electrical measurements to be discussed in Section III , film thickness are most often measured by mechanical and optical techniques . The most common mechanical method is to translate ...
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... Thickness of glass layer in split ring Thickness of elastic layer in split ring Thickness of one outer layer in sandwich seal or outer radius of bead seal Width of sandwich seal Constants in stress relaxation function of glass - clad ...
... Thickness of glass layer in split ring Thickness of elastic layer in split ring Thickness of one outer layer in sandwich seal or outer radius of bead seal Width of sandwich seal Constants in stress relaxation function of glass - clad ...
Contents
vii | 57 |
RONALD E LOEHMAN 119 Sandia National Laboratories Albuquerque | 119 |
HeavyMetal Fluoride Glasses | 151 |
Copyright | |
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