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181.
Preparation Of Hexacyanocobalt-tri-silver Complex And Its Negative Thermal Expansion Properties
182.
Preparation Of B
4
C-HfB
2
-SiC Based Composites By Arc-melting
183.
Preparation,structure And Heat Shrinkage Mechanism Of Negative Thermal Expansion Materials ?-Cu
2
V
2
O
7
And Cu
1.5
Mg
0.5
V
2
O
7
184.
Composition Design,Fabrication And Property Investigation Of Phase Separation And Low Thermal Expansion Cu-based Alloys
185.
Study On New Al-Si Electronic Packaging Materials Prepared By Powder Metallurgy
186.
Research On Cobalt-free PBSCF Composite Cathode Materials For H-SOFCs
187.
Study On The Processing And Application Of GAP Modified Single Base Spherical Propellant
188.
Effect Of Morphology Of Silicon Carbide Particles And Heat Treatment On Properties Of SiCp/2024Al Composites
189.
Study On Modification Of K
2
O-B
2
O
3
-SiO
2
Glass Ceramics
190.
The Preparation And Characterization Of Conductive Adhesive With SiO
2
@Ag Composite Filler
191.
Preparation Process And Performance Optimization Of Flexible Pyroelectric Thin Films
192.
Study On The Thermal Simulation Analysis And Experiment Of The Low Temperature Co-fired Ceramic Circuit Boards Under Different Constraints
193.
Synthesis And Characterization And CMAS Hot Corrosion Behavior Of Yttrium Disilicates Ceramics For Environmental Barrier Coatings Applications
194.
Analysis Of Thermal-mechanical Properties Of The Glazed Hollow Bead Recycled Ceramic Concrete Materials
195.
Effect Of Aggregate On Thermal Expansion Coefficient And Thermal Shock Cracking Of Concrete
196.
The Thermal Expansion Coefficient Design And Tolerance Study Of Dual-material Planar Lattice
197.
Research On The High Strength Aluminum Silicon Alloy For Piston
198.
High-fraction Si/Al Electronic Packaging Materials Prepared By Powder Semi-solid Squeeze
199.
Research On Hygroscopic Expansion Deformation Law And Microscopic Mechanism Of M55J/Cyanate Ester Laminates
200.
Thermodynamic Analysis And Theoretical Study Of Particle Reinforced Composites
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