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Momentum transfer and cratering phenomena associated with the impact of aluminum spheres into thick aluminum targets at velocities to 24,000 feet per second.

B. P. Denardo, C. R. Nysmith

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Momentum transfer during impact, penetration depth, crater form and mass loss at various velocities, using spherical aluminum projectiles and aluminum targets

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Momentum transfer during impact, penetration depth, crater form and mass loss at various velocities, using spherical aluminum projectiles and aluminum targets

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Momentum transfer during impact, penetration depth, crater form and mass loss at various velocities, using spherical aluminum projectiles and aluminum targets

Key concepts: Aluminium, Momentum transfer, SPHERES, Momentum (technical analysis), Geology, Materials science, Physics, Composite material

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