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Heterogeneous flame propagation in the self-propagating high-temperature synthesis (SHS) process: Theory and experimental comparisons
A. Makino,
Chung King Law
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
High Meadows Environmental Institute
Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials
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Physics & Astronomy
flame propagation
76%
synthesis
48%
flames
45%
burning rate
43%
diffusivity
30%
fuel sprays
25%
flammability
22%
titanium carbides
21%
liquid metals
17%
dilution
16%
eigenvalues
14%
liquid phases
14%
differential equations
13%
carbon
11%
propagation
9%
temperature
4%
Engineering & Materials Science
Self-propagating high-temperature synthesis
100%
Titanium carbide
23%
Flammability
20%
Liquid metals
18%
Dilution
18%
Particle size
15%
Differential equations
14%
Carbon
12%
Liquids
11%
Temperature
6%
Chemical Compounds
Flame
58%
Nonmetal
16%
Flammability
15%
Spray
12%
Fuel
10%
Dilution
10%
Diffusion
8%
Liquid
7%
Carbon Atom
6%
Metal
5%
Mixture
5%
Surface
4%