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PARTICLE-SOLID IMPACT PHENOMENA

C. D. LILES, E. H. GOODMAN

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Abstract : High velocity impact tests were made with high prity aluminum and copper projectiles and targets. Data are presented for impact velocities from 0.762 to 7.62 km/sec, and these are compared with various correlation formulas.

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Abstract : High velocity impact tests were made with high prity aluminum and copper projectiles and targets. Data are presented for impact velocities from 0.762 to 7.62 km/sec, and these are compared with various correlation formulas.

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Abstract : High velocity impact tests were made with high prity aluminum and copper projectiles and targets. Data are presented for impact velocities from 0.762 to 7.62 km/sec, and these are compared with various correlation formulas.

Key concepts: Particle (ecology), Environmental science, Geology, Oceanography

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