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Modern research techniques which can be applied to wire research are reviewed. Hardware techniques include the electron microscope, fractography, electron microprobe analyzer, etching, and the computer. Intangible techniques include the Box-Wilson method, advances in the theory of metals, and electrical resistivity methods.
Modern research techniques which can be applied to wire research are reviewed. Hardware techniques include the electron microscope, fractography, electron microprobe analyzer, etching, and the computer. Intangible techniques include the Box-Wilson method, advances in the theory of metals, and electrical resistivity methods.
| Author(s) | Hall, A.M.Battelle Memorial InstituteWagner, H.J.Jackson, C.M. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products41(7): 1043-1048, 1106 1966, Paper presented at WAI Nonferrous Divisional Meeting, Columbus, OH USA |
| Year | 1966 |
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