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na | outflowing properties |
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na | wetting behaviour |
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outflowing properties Explanation: I know the term "anfliessen" only in the welding/metal casting context. In this context, the term refers to the outflowing of e.g. solder when heated and the way in which it spreads over the supporting material. Reference: http://www.gase.net/verfahren_es/oz_172.html |
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wetting behaviour Explanation: general term, used for solder as well (thanks milligan!) The reference is just an example of more than 6000 Google hits to 'wetting plolymer' Reference: http://www.edpsciences.org/articles/euro/abs/1997/02/a37207/... |
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