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Materials ScienceArticle
Indexes and Databases
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these resources from off-campus.
- Materials
Science Databases from Cambridge
Scientific Abstracts:
- A cluster of databases on materials
science, including: aluminum industry, corrosion, engineered materials,
metals and alloys, welding materials and ceramics.
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- Comprehensive coverage of
the world's technical literature on aluminum, production processes,
products, applications, and business developments.
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- Comprehensive database for
the ceramics industry, providing international coverage on the manufacture,
processing, applications, properties and testing of traditional
and advanced ceramics.
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- Online bibliographic database
of the world's literature on copper, copper alloys, and copper technology.
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- International sources of
literature are scanned and abstracted in the areas of general corrosion,
testing, corrosion characteristics, preventive measures, materials
construction and performance, and equipment for many industries.
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- A cluster of databases containing
Ceramics, Composites and Polymers subfiles. EMA is specifically
designed to serve materials sciences researchers, engineers and
scientists.
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- Focuses on industry news,
international trade data, government regulations and management
issues related to the metals and materials industries. Citations
for this database are pulled from 2,000 journals, plus patents,
dissertations, and proceedings.
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- Topics include mechanical
engineering, nuclear technology, fluid flow, hydraulics, thermodynamics,
aerospace engineering, materials handling and more.
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- Comprehensive source for
information on metals and alloys: their properties, manufacturing,
applications, and development.
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- Comprehensive database containing
abstracts to journal articles, research reports, books, standards,
patents, theses and special publications in the areas of joining
metals, plastics and ceramics, metal and ceramic spraying, and related
topics.
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