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Absorption and desorption of hydrogen in metallic materials

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Figure Autoclave for saturating metallic materials with hydrogen of the gas phase.

Biodegradable zinc-based materials

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a) Tensile curves of the ZnMg0.8Sr0.2 alloy extruded at various conditions. b) 001 IPF map of a longitudinal section of the alloy extruded at 200 °C and at the extrusion ratio of 25:1.

Plastic deformation and twin interfaces in hexagonal metals

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Junction of the symmetric twin boundary with the basal/prismatic interface. Dashed lines are parallel to the basal planes in the matrix and twin.

Characterization of structures in metallic materials produced by additive manufacturing

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Grain boundary segregation and intergranular brittleness

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Structure and properties of grain boundaries in metals

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Dislocation core structure and mobility

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Non-planar dislocation in the structure C11b dissociated into three planes from the zone <331] in a transition to the (110) slip plane.

Microfabrication and applications

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(upper left) Schematic and frequency response of diamond coated Love-wave surface acoustic wave sensors; (upper right) Diamond rotating ring-disk electrochemical electrodes; (middle left) Picture of hydrogenated nanocrystalline diamond based gas sensor; (centre) Schematic of gas sensor setup; (middle right) Dynamic sensing response curves of nanocrystalline diamond based response to NO2 gas; (bottom left) Electrochemical detection of dopamine using porous boron-doped diamond electrodes; (bottom centre) Scan

Analysis of diamond properties

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Analýza vlastností diamantu

Diamond synthesis

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 (upper left) Scanning electron microscopy image (top view) of a thick porous diamond layer; (upper centre) Scanning electron microscopy image of an heavily boron-doped epitaxial diamond layer deposited on a Ib high-pressure high-temperature diamond substrate; (upper right) Optical emission spectrum of a hydrogen, methane and phosphine plasma (inset) Scanning electron image of a nanocrystalline diamond coated titanium mesh; (bottom left) Picture of a 6-inch quartz wafer coated with boron-doped diamond; (bot

Micromechanical resonators with intentionally changeable physical and mechanical properties applicable in various biomaterials and physical sensors

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Mikromechanické resonátory s účelově měnitelnými fyzikálními a mechanickými vlastnostmi použitelné pro různé biomateriálni a fyzikální snímače

Development of in-situ rtg a neutron diffraction for engineering applications

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