Stress Dependence of Tensile Creep Rate in Carbons and Graphites
Stress dependence of tensile creep rate in carbons and pyrolytic graphite
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Stress dependence of tensile creep rate in carbons and pyrolytic graphite
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Experimental determination of graphite triple point and liquid-solid interface
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Graphite grain formation in stellar atmosphere, analyzing Hoyle-Wickramasinghe condensation mechanism and supersaturation based on nucleation theory
Graphite phase diagram at high pressures and temperatures, obtaining triple point and solidus- liquidus interface for various grades
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