Materials Science and Technology: A Comprehensive Treatment, Volume 1; Volume 2, Part 1; Volume 10, Part 1Robert W. Cahn, Peter Haasen, Edward J. Kramer The first of two volumes in this series to deal with the information required for the use of materials in the nuclear power industry. The two volumes together contain the most comprehensive collection of information ever published in nuclear materials. Contents: Walters/Hofman: Metallic Fast Reactor Fuels. Snelgrove/Hofman: Dispersion Fuels. Strain/Lambert: Oxide Fuels. Blank: Non-Oxide Ceramic Nuclear Fuels. Kelly: Nuclear Reactor Moderator Materials. Garner: Cladding. |
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Electron Diffraction and Transmission Electron Microscopy | 6 |
Thermoanalytical Methods | 7 |
Polymer Molecular Structure Determination | 10 |
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Materials Science and Technology: A Comprehensive Treatment Robert Wolfgang Cahn,Peter Haasen,Edward J. Kramer No preview available - 1994 |
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absorption Amelinckx amplitude analysis analytical angle atomic number axis background backscattered Bloch waves Bragg Bragg angle Bragg's law bright Burgers vector CBED coefficient column contrast crystal crystallites curve detector diffraction pattern dislocation displacement domain edge EELS effect elec electron beam Electron Microscopy elements emission energy equation EXAFS factor Figure film flame fluorescence Fourier fringes function incident beam intensity interface lattice planes layer lens magnetic materials matrix measured metals method microscope moiré patterns obtained optical parallel parameter peak phase photon Phys polymer powder diffraction probe produced quantitative radiation reciprocal lattice reflection refractive refractive index resolution result sample scanning scattering Schematic screw dislocation shown in Fig space specimen spectra spectrometer spectroscopy spectrum stacking fault structure surface symmetry synchrotron technique temperature Tendeloo thermal tion tron unit cell wave vector wavelength X-ray