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- noun Plural form of
nitride .
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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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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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Tapping these technologies gives us energy without greenhouse gases, radioactive wastes, mercury, arsenic, nitrides, suplhides.
Define "Sustainability." Please. | The Greenwash Brigade | Marketplace from American Public Media 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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Weaponized uranium metal bombs detonated with high explosives create tiny aerosols of burning uranium oxides and uranium nitrides.
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Nano coats tools with an ultra thin coating (only a few nanometers in thickness) of nitrides which can have a hardness of up to half that of diamond.
King Kong vs. King Kong David 2005
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Nano coats tools with an ultra thin coating only a few nanometers in thickness of nitrides which can have a hardness of up to half that of diamond.
The Polish Wonder Jess 2005
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Nano coats tools with an ultra thin coating only a few nanometers in thickness of nitrides which can have a hardness of up to half that of diamond.
GAMING NEWS: Fun two weeks culminating in the 10 December 2005 MWS weekend meeting! MaksimSmelchak 2005
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At the turn of the century Bosch became interested in the problem of the fixing of nitrogen and his first experiments in this field were done with metal cyanides and nitrides; in 1907 he started a pilot plant for the production of barium cyanide.
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Charged particles can interact with nitrogen in the atmosphere, creating nitrides.
Wired Top Stories Alexis Madrigal 2011
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