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The separation of a liquid mixture into separate parts by the preferential evaporation of the more volatile component.
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| fracture |
Defines the type of surface obtained by breaking a crystal in a direction other than that of cleavage. Types include conchoidal, shell-like as in glass and often in gemstones. Also even, uneven and hackly or splintery as in nephrite. Identification applications of cleavage/fracture include: Nephrite cleavage cracks occur as 124o and jadeite at 93o.
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| fraction |
The field of the mantissa (or significand) of a floating point number that lies to the right of its implied binary point.
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A fraction is a measure of how something is to be divided up or shared out. Fractions are expressed as common fractions, decimal fractions, percentages or ratios. See also improper fraction and mixed number
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Failure Criteria, Debonding, Fiber Pullout, Delamination, Matrix Cracking, Toughness Enhancement of Matrices, Damage-based Strength Model, Failure Mechanisms and Toughness Maps, Fatigue Damage Mechanics and Lifetime Prediction, Variable Amplitude Loading Effects
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