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Tables 2 to 4 summarize the variation of density, mass loss, phase content, and lattice parameter of the specimen after sintering.
The observed structure as well as the previously known thin CO gas shell indicates that this star experienced two cycles of "a high mass-loss phase of the order of 10−5 MΘ yr−1 followed by a phase with a fainter mass-loss by two orders of magnitude" in the last (1 2)×104 years.
A combination of mass loss from these phases is clearly what we observe in the DTG curves for Ivuna and Orgueil.
The regeneration results showed there was one distinct phase in the thermal decomposition of reaction product and the mass loss value during this phase was more than 95%.
Nevertheless, our evidence also suggest that such apparent resistance to Bd comes at a cost of increased mass loss during the aquatic phase and a more rapid transition to terrestrial t-phase compared to non-exposed controls.
The model includes the well-known relationships for the steel mass loss during the first phase of rust formulation, filling the porous zone as well as during the phase that the radial pressure exceeds the concrete strength and causes cover cracking.
The stripping of mass by the passing shell causes a rapid mass loss in the initial phase.
This ablation of material is found to be a slower form of mass loss than the initial stripping phase.
The occurrence of spalling, compressive strength, splitting tensile strength, mass loss, porosity, chemical composition, crystalline phase, and thermal analysis of FSCs before and after exposure to various temperatures (200, 400, 600, 800, and 1000 °C) were comprehensively investigated.
Intersplat sintering reduced the significance of splat based erosion mechanisms and forced mass loss to become dictated by the phase microstructure.
The measurement of the burning rates and flame heights showed two distinctive behaviors; an induction period from the initial self-sustained flame to the peak mass loss rate followed by a steady phase from the peak of mass loss rate until the manual extinguishment.
