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spellingShingle VARSHNEYA, A. K., PETTI, R. J., Journal of the American Ceramic Society, Finite Element Analysis of Stresses in Glass‐to‐Metal Foil Seals, Materials Chemistry, Ceramics and Composites
title Finite Element Analysis of Stresses in Glass‐to‐Metal Foil Seals
title_full Finite Element Analysis of Stresses in Glass‐to‐Metal Foil Seals
title_fullStr Finite Element Analysis of Stresses in Glass‐to‐Metal Foil Seals
title_full_unstemmed Finite Element Analysis of Stresses in Glass‐to‐Metal Foil Seals
title_short Finite Element Analysis of Stresses in Glass‐to‐Metal Foil Seals
title_sort finite element analysis of stresses in glass‐to‐metal foil seals
title_unstemmed Finite Element Analysis of Stresses in Glass‐to‐Metal Foil Seals
topic Materials Chemistry, Ceramics and Composites
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