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1. Investigation Of The Mechanism Of Voltage－Controlled Friction Of Metal/Ceramic Sliding Couples In Aqueous Solutions
2. The Down-conversion Of Rare Earth Couples In NaYF4for GaAs Solar Cells
3. Study On Machining Technology For Precision Couples Of New Generation Internal Combusion Engine
4. Analysis On Influencing Factors To Stability Bearing Capacity Of The Steel Tube Formwork Support With Couples And Study On Construction Measure
5. Research On The Controllable-viscosity Green Water-based Lubricant And Its Tribological Properties For Ceramics Friction Couples
6. Analysis And Optimization Of The Automotive Brake Frictional Couples
7. Study On Formation Mechanism Of Oil Film And Key Technology In Independent Lubrication Injector Of DME Engine
8. Study On Formation Mechanism Of Oil Film And Key Technology In Independent Lubrication Injector Of Dme Engine
9. Study On Critical Process Technology Of Common Rail Injector Body Couples
10. "Huofar" Healthy Product For Aged Couples
11. Development Of The Dye-sensitized Solar Cells Based On Iodine-free Redox Couples And Solid-state Electrolyte
12. Research On Coating Anti-wear Technology Of Injector’s Sealing Cone In Diesel
13. Study On Effects Of Low Viscosity Alternative Fuels On The Lubricity Of A Diesel Fuel Engine Fuel Supply System
14. Love Couples Hotel Interior Space Atmosphere Of The Build Method Research
15. Iodine-Free Redox Couples And Supramolecular Gel For DSSCs
16. The Arc Effects On The Current-carrying Friction And Wear Properties Of Cu/QCr0.5 Couples By The Sliding Friction
17. The Test And Analysis Of Static/Dynamic Friction Coefficeint Of Six Kinds Of Friction Couples Of Components In Nuclear System
18. Application Of Novel Redox Couples And Phenoxazinc Dyes In Dye Sensitized Solar Cells
19. Research On The Experiencing Product Design Of Love Tokens For New Generation Couples
20. A Study On Processing A Spool In A Proportional Directional Valve Using Selective Laser Melting And Its Friction Performance In The Reciprocating Contact
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