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Bonderizing

Глоссарий по теории волн
    The coating of steel with a film composed largely of zinc phosphate in order to develop better bonding surface for paint or lacquer.




Brittel materials, английский
    Materials that experience little, if any, plastic deformation before the onset of fracture


Blackbody, английский
  1. Is defined as an object that absorbs all radiation that impinges on it at any wavelength.

  2. Абсолютно черное тело

  3. Hypothetical radiation source that yields the maximum radiation energy theoretically possible at a given temperature. a blackbody will absorb all incident radiation falling on it. by definition it has an emissivity of 1.0. see also emissivity.1 bolometer, infrared: thermal infrared detector in which electrical conductivity changes with temperature.

  4. In physics, a theoretical object whose incandescent radiation emission distribution (intensity versus wavelength) depends only on the absolute temperature of the blackbody and not on its internal nature or structure. a blackbody absorbs all energy falling on it. as the blackbody temperature increases, peak emission wavelength decreases. see also absorptivity; planck’s law; stefanboltzmann law; wien’s displacement law.

  5. In physics, a theoretical object whose incandescent radiation emission distribution (intensity versus wavelength) depends only on the absolute temperature of the blackbody and not on its internal nature or structure. a blackbody absorbs all energy falling on it. as the blackbody temperature increases, peak emission wavelength decreases. compare graybody. see also absorption; planck’s distribution law; stefan-boltzmann law; wien’s displacement law.