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Strong, tough and now cheap: New way to process metallic glass developed
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| May 12, 2011
| Marcus Woo
Posted on 05/12/2011 5:31:38 PM PDT by allmost
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To: r9etb
The key was using a bunch of electricity for extremely fast heating. Sounds perfect for making aircraft replacement parts (and other stuff) on demand on a nuclear powered aircraft carrier.
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05/12/2011 8:59:05 PM PDT
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glorgau
To: Jack Hydrazine
Thank God for Scotty!Transparent Aluminum?
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05/12/2011 9:09:36 PM PDT
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Publius6961
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To: Vince Ferrer
It wont bond correctly. The adornments will fall off unless the pigment is superficial. Annealing substrates with disparate metallic pigments so rapidly (seconds) just doesn't work. I hope this does.
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05/13/2011 1:44:01 AM PDT
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allmost
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