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December 27th, 2008
In 2009 Bulgarian scientists continue working in nanotechnology field
Abstract:
Scientists from the university in the Danubean town of Ruse in cooperation with scientists from other Bulgarian towns as well as from Japan, Poland, and the United Kingdom, will begin work on a new project called "New materials and nanotechnologies". So far, achievements of Bulgarian scientists were in the fields of electronics and covering materials. In next year's project, scientists will research possibilities for stimulation of deformation processes in ultra-dispersive aluminum alloys whose grains vary from 0.1 to 1 microns. Nano-dispersive alloys whose grains are smaller than 0.1 microns and ultra-dispersive aluminum alloys are stronger and more elastic and are therefore suitable for the production of composite instruments.
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bnr.bg
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