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Brittle behavior of beryllium, graphite, and lucite under hypervelocity impact.

James H. Diedrich, I. J. Loeffler, Francis S. Stepka

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Cracking damage and cratering resulting from hypervelocity impact of beryllium, graphite and lucite used in spacecraft radiators

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Cracking damage and cratering resulting from hypervelocity impact of beryllium, graphite and lucite used in spacecraft radiators

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Cracking damage and cratering resulting from hypervelocity impact of beryllium, graphite and lucite used in spacecraft radiators

Key concepts: Hypervelocity, Beryllium, Brittleness, Graphite, Materials science, Forensic engineering, Composite material, Physics

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