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Physical Properties of Coatings

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Abstract

Several kinds of porosity are distinguished as applied to porous materials depending on what quantity is taken and measured as the “volume of a solid body”. The true density is defined as the ratio of the body mass m to the volume of its compact nonporous matrix V r :

$${\rho _{true}} = \frac{m}{{{V_r}}}.$$
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Tushinsky, L.I., Kovensky, I., Plokhov, A., Sindeyev, V., Reshedko, P. (2002). Physical Properties of Coatings. In: Coated Metal. Engineering Materials. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-06276-0_3

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