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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Melt history"”.

  1. Three-Dimensional Spherical Modeling of the Mantles of Mars and Ceres: Inference from Geoid, Topography and Melt History

    … Convective upwelling, including decompression melting, has remained an important contributing factor in melting history of the planet. In this thesis, I investigate the production of melt in the mantle for a Newtonian rheology, and compare it with the melt needed to create Tharsis. In addition …

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  2. The Crystallization of Polyetheretherketone (Peek) From the Glass

    The effects of melt thermal history on the morphology and kinetics of PEEK crystallized from the glassy state have been investigated. Amorphous PEEK crystallized as aggregates of microcrystals when annealed at temperatures ranging from 145$\sp\circ$C to 200$\sp\circ$C. Heterogeneous nuclei remained …

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  3. I, Crystallization and morphological studies of ICI's intermediate temperature semicrystalline (ITX) polymer and, II, The influence of deformation (shear strain) during bond formation on adhesive bond strength

    … "ITX" polymer. Manipulating the initial polymer melting temperature and time was seen to influence the crystallization behavior and final morphology of the material. Variations in the crystallization kinetics, nucleation density, and crystalline texture of ITX were observed as a function of melt

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