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| The energizer for ultrasonic welders. |
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| Constant in Hooke's law for normal sress and normal strain. |
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| Most important property for structural steels. |
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| Converts mechanical energy into electrical energy and vice-versa. |
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| Refridgeration without both a compressor and a working fluid. |
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| It's why transformers hum (and they do know the words). |
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| Near zero in value for an alloy know as Invar. |
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| High value of this property for sure silver, very low value for austenitic stainless steel. |
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| Structure insensitive property easily calculated for many crystalline solids. |
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| A high value is preferable in hard magnetic materials; a low value is preferable in sof t magnetic materials. |
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| Determined from data in the second quadrant of the BH curve. |
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| Involves both positive and negative charge carriers and junction properties. |
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| The usual basis for Strenth of Materials approach to structural design. |
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| Gemstones are often heated to improve this property. |
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