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This course will present an overview of a variety of thermal coatings-related topics, including: coating types and availability, thermal properties measurements, environmental testing (lab and in-flight), environmental impacts, contamination impacts, contamination liabilities, determination of BOLEOL values, and what does specularity mean to the thermal engineer.
For presentation at Materials Science Technology 2023, Columbus, OH, October 1-4, 2023.
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ACS Spring 2022 National Meeting, Virtual, March 20-24, 2022
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Hemispherical spectral reflectance in vacuum for thermal coating degradation using electron energy
Vapor deposited laminated nitride-silicon coating for corrosion prevention of carbonaceous surfaces
Flame or plasma spraying for molybdenum coating of carbon or graphite surfaces to prevent oxidative corrosion
High temperature oxidation resistant coatings for superalloys, refractory metals, and graphite
Stainless steel coatings vacuum deposition on Ti alloy plates, considering product cryogenic and mechanical properties
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Abstract This contribution describes the synthesis of colloidal di‐patch particles functionalized with DNA on the patches and their assembly into colloidal superstructures via cooperative depletion and DNA‐mediated interactions. The assembly into flower‐like Kagome, brick‐wall like monolayer, orthogonal packed single or double layers, wrinkled monolayer, and colloidal honeycomb superstructures can be controlled by tuning the particles’ patch sizes and assembly conditions. Based on these experimental results, we generate an empirical phase diagram. The principles revealed by the phase diagram provide guidance in the design of two‐dimensional (2D) materials with desired superstructures. Our strategy might be translatable to the assembly of three‐dimensional (3D) colloidal structures.
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