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mass spectrum
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mass spectrum [′mas ′spek·trəm]
(particle physics)
A plot of masses of elementary particles, including unstable states. Also known as particle spectrum.
(physics)
A display, record, or plot of the distribution in mass, or in mass-to-charge ratio, of ionized atoms, molecules, or molecular fragments.
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Different failure features including cracking patterns and the delamination degree of these two TBCs are discussed according to the thermal cycling tests in the atmosphere.
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The cracking pattern (90 [degrees] intersection), as shown in the SEM micrographs [ILLUSTRATION FOR FIGURE 7 OMITTED] is typical of high rate strain energy release.
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