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The effect of hypervelocity projectile material on the ultimate reflectance of bombarded polished metals

H. Mark, Michael J. Mirtich

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Polished metals exposed to hypervelocity impact by micrometer size projectiles to determine bombardment effect on spectral reflectance

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Polished metals exposed to hypervelocity impact by micrometer size projectiles to determine bombardment effect on spectral reflectance

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Polished metals exposed to hypervelocity impact by micrometer size projectiles to determine bombardment effect on spectral reflectance

Key concepts: Hypervelocity, Projectile, Reflectivity, Materials science, Metallurgy, Forensic engineering, Optics, Engineering

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