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Radiative properties of MoO
3
and Al nanopowders from light-scattering measurements
S. M. Begley,
M. Q. Brewster
Mechanical Science and Engineering
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3
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Light Scattering Measurement
100%
Molybdenum Trioxide
100%
Aluminum Nanopowder
100%
Radiative Properties
100%
Nano-aluminum
40%
Isotropic Scattering
40%
Thermal Conductivity
20%
Nanometer Scale
20%
Order of Magnitude
20%
Close-packed
20%
Relative Contribution
20%
Energetic Materials
20%
Wave Propagation
20%
Multiple Scattering
20%
Scattering Simulation
20%
Micron-sized
20%
Extinction Coefficient
20%
Monte Carlo
20%
Dependent Scattering
20%
Scattering Theory
20%
Albedo
20%
Scattering Albedo
20%
Fully Developed
20%
Burning Rate
20%
Optically Thick
20%
Nanopowder
20%
Discrete Ordinates Method
20%
Combustion Behavior
20%
Nanothermite
20%
Trioxide
20%
Aluminium Trioxide
20%
Heat Transfer Mode
20%
Radiative Conductivity
20%
Energy Transport Mechanism
20%
Thermite Mixture
20%
Material Science
Aluminum
100%
Nanopowder
100%
Light Scattering
100%
Molybdenum
66%
Thermal Conductivity
33%
Discretization Method
33%