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The addition of an anti-vein agent changes the thermal coefficient of expansion of the core sand to allow the veining defect to improve or not exist. The coefficient of expansion is similar for the materials," he says, "and our longer fibers means there can be a greater panel curvature before there is any tearing. With Technological Progress, on the other hand, the coefficient of expansion varies in the period in which the Technological Progress is generated, so that the output/input ratio varies between that period and the previous one. |
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