Las espumas metálicas
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Materiales porosos, espumas metálicas, absorción de energía, catalizadores, electrodos porososResumen
Se hace una revisión de las espumas metálicas –que son materiales caracterizados por su baja densidad en combinación con propiedades únicas–, sus características, métodos de fabricación, técnicas de caracterización, modelamiento y aplicaciones estructurales, térmicas, catalíticas y como biomateriales y electrodos porosos con múltiples usos.
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Valencia Giraldo, A. (2013). Las espumas metálicas. Revista CINTEX, 18, 11–61. Recuperado a partir de https://revistas.pascualbravo.edu.co/index.php/cintex/article/view/48
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