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coalesce
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Four patterns of coalescences were observed in foaming of polypropylenes with differing rheological characteristics.
Bubble coalescence in foaming process of polymers by Taki, Kentaro; Tabata, Kazuhide; Kihara, Shin-ichi; Ohshima, Masahiro / Polymer Engineering and Science
Eventually the coalescences produce objects so massive that they become neutron stars, stars in which pressure has crushed atomic nuclei to the point where no structures are left, only a lot of neutrons jammed tightly together.
Getting to the bottom of supermassive black holes by Thomsen, Dietrich E. / Science News
LIGO will search for gravitational waves created in supernova collapses of stellar cores (which form neutron stars and black holes), collisions and coalescences of neutron stars or black holes, rotations of neutron stars with deformed crusts and the remnants of gravitational radiation created by the birth of the universe.
LIGO, a Caltech and MIT Joint Project, Incorporates BiTMICRO's Solid ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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