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| Pram (10) | |
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| Sailboat (3) | |
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| Boat (64) | |
| Coble (3) | |
| Ferry (9) | |
| Powerboat (3) | |
| Pram (10) | |
| Raft (16) | |
| Sailboat (3) | |
| Small boat (5) | |
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The phenomenon of plasticity by interfacial diffusion was proposed first by Robert L. Coble a professor of ceramic engineering at MIT
and is known as Coble creep. What we saw is called aptly Coble pseudoelasticity Li says. Now that the phenomenon has been understood researchers working on nanocircuits
or other nanodevices can quite easily compensate for it Li says. If the nanoparticles are protected by even a vanishingly thin layer of oxide the liquidlike behavior is eliminated almost completely making stable circuits possible.
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