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sinter
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sinter (sin´tr),
v to treat by applying heat below the boiling point to a powder in order to bond and fuse the particles together; this can be done with or without applying pressure.
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sinterability or electromagnetic properties), driven by band gap changes that cause dramatic changes of electronic properties or optical properties such as color and transparency.
'Warm' manufacturing heats up: nanotechnology poses an attractive ... by Rae, Alan; Skipor, Andrew; Chason, Marc / Circuits Assembly
sinterability or electromagnetic properties) driven by band gap changes that cause dramatic changes of electronic properties, or optical properties such as color and transparency.
'Warm' manufacturing heats up: nanotechnology poses an attractive ... by Rae, Alan; Skipor, Andrew; Chason, Marc / Printed Circuit Design & Fab
[9], the zero shear viscosity seems to be one of the most important material parameters in rotational molding of foams, as a low zero shear viscosity will aid the sinterability of the powder and remove trapped air bubbles, which can induce cell coarsening.
Crosslinking of rotational molding foams of polyethylene by Marcilla, A.; Garcia-Quesada, J.C.; Ruiz-Femenia, R.; Beltran, M.I. / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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