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The best way to indicate what the Mossbauer technique is capable of is to outline
those experiments in which it has made a worthwhile contribution; this is
attempted in Sections IV- VII. The aim has been not to provide a critical review
over the ...
The best way to indicate what the Mossbauer technique is capable of is to outline
those experiments in which it has made a worthwhile contribution; this is
attempted in Sections IV- VII. The aim has been not to provide a critical review
over the ...
Page 108
The best way to indicate what the Mössbauer technique is capable of is to outline
those experiments in which it has made a worthwhile contribution ; this is
attempted in Sections IV - VII . The aim has been not to provide a critical review
over ...
The best way to indicate what the Mössbauer technique is capable of is to outline
those experiments in which it has made a worthwhile contribution ; this is
attempted in Sections IV - VII . The aim has been not to provide a critical review
over ...
Page 133
For longer immersions both the nitrogen - austenite and ferrite contributions are
greatly reduced due to the nitride layer becoming thicker ( Fig . 14 ) . The majority
of x rays come from a depth of 10 - 15 um so that it may be seen that the nitride ...
For longer immersions both the nitrogen - austenite and ferrite contributions are
greatly reduced due to the nitride layer becoming thicker ( Fig . 14 ) . The majority
of x rays come from a depth of 10 - 15 um so that it may be seen that the nitride ...
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R JAMES | 2 |
Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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