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1 , which show large changes in the diffraction patterns with respect to time .
These results were analyzed using an absorption analysis based upon
differences in x - ray path length from different orders ( i . e . , 111 , 200 , 220 ) .
Composition ...
1 , which show large changes in the diffraction patterns with respect to time .
These results were analyzed using an absorption analysis based upon
differences in x - ray path length from different orders ( i . e . , 111 , 200 , 220 ) .
Composition ...
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This means that the assignment of magnetic components to particular
configurations becomes difficult , particularly if the alloy shows a tendency
towards short range order . This problem has been simplified by Cranshaw et al .
( 1964 ) , who ...
This means that the assignment of magnetic components to particular
configurations becomes difficult , particularly if the alloy shows a tendency
towards short range order . This problem has been simplified by Cranshaw et al .
( 1964 ) , who ...
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The photo ( a ) shows the coated substrate ribbon . The micrograph ( b ) shows
the ribbon at the bottom , the light , thin phase is copper and the superconductor
deposit cross section is at the top . Index Corrosion , 4 crevice , 245 - 246 stress.
The photo ( a ) shows the coated substrate ribbon . The micrograph ( b ) shows
the ribbon at the bottom , the light , thin phase is copper and the superconductor
deposit cross section is at the top . Index Corrosion , 4 crevice , 245 - 246 stress.
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