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- noun Plural form of
carbide .
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Famous for his work with the electric furnace at high temperatures; prepared artificial diamonds, together with many new binary compounds such as carbides, silicides, borides, and nitrides; isolated fluorine and studied its properties and its compounds very thoroughly] ~Chemical properties.
An Elementary Study of Chemistry William McPherson
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The emphasis then shifted to testing materials and fuels (metal and ceramic oxides, carbides and nitrides of uranium and plutonium) for larger fast reactors.
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Columbium can be used in place of tantalum to make carbides.
Tantalum 2008
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Surface coatings of various materials, typically other metals, alloys, and metal carbides or nitrides, can be applied using these processes.
Alternatives for significant uses of hexavalent chromium in Massachusetts 2008
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This category breaks down into three subsets: oxides (alumina, zirconia), non-oxides (carbides, borides, nitrides) and composites (combinations of oxides and non-oxides).
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One-half of the cobalt consumed in the United States was for use in super alloys, which are used mainly in defense aircraft gas turbine engines; 9% was for use in cemented carbides for cutting and wear-resistant applications; 18%, for various other metallic applications; and 24%, for a variety of chemical applications.
Journalist Jailed in Congo for Investigating Mining Sectors 2008
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In gas with extra carbon or too little oxygen, carbon compounds like carbides and graphite could form instead of silicates, Kuchner said at a conference on extrasolar planets in Aspen, Colorado.
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Carbon planets would be made mostly of carbides, although they might have iron cores and atmospheres.
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Carbon planets would be made mostly of carbides, although they might have iron cores and atmospheres.
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In gas with extra carbon or too little oxygen, carbon compounds like carbides and graphite could form instead of silicates, Kuchner said at a conference on extrasolar planets in Aspen, Colorado.
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