Estudio de la anisotropía de la dureza

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1973 Spain Publisher:Universitat de Barcelona (UB). Institut de Ciències de la Terra Jaume Almera (ICTJA)Journal:Acta geológica hispánica

Authors: LÓPEZ, A.; NOGUÉS, J.M.; BOSCH, J.M.;

handle: 2445/33586 , 10261/7557

Estudio de la anisotropía de la dureza

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[ES] En el presente trabajo se estudian las variaciones de la dureza (microdureza) de los minerales, en función de la dirección cristalográfica en que se han medido. Los datos experimentales se han obtenido utilizando un equipo Vickers, siendo los minerales seleccionados para el estudio el cinabrio y la enargita.

[EN] In the present work a study of the variations in the hardness of the minerals has been made in fonction of the crystallographic direction in which it has been measured. Experimental data has been obtained using a Vickers instrument. The minerala choosen for study are cinnabar and enargite.

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Spanish National Research Council
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University of Barcelona
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Keywords

Minerals, Dureza, Hardness, Anisotropía, Duresa

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