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HOF
(redirected from heat of fusion)

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HOFHall Of Fame
HOFHouse of Fun
HOFHeat Of Formation
HOFHalo of Flies (band)
HOFHeat of Fusion
HOFHead Over Feet (Alanis Morissette song)
HOFHeavy on Flag (gaming)
HOFHouse of Flavors (Ludington, Michigan restaurant)
HOFHome Office Facility
HOFHoffman Building (Alexandria, VA)
HOFHeliocentric Orbital Frame (astrodynamics)
HOFHeight-Of-Function (altitude AGL at which the fuze functions)


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Tool life is expected to be better r than the aluminum permanent mold process due to the lower latent heat of fusion of magnesium alloys and the very low solubility of iron in magnesium.
Producing high-integrity magnesium castings using permanent mold by Modern Casting
The maximum heat of fusion obtained in the films was directly proportional to the crystallization temperature; larger heats of fusion occurred in films crystallized at higher temperatures.
A thermoplastic elastomer produced by the bacterium Pseudomonas ... by Farris, R.J. / Rubber World
Once the temperature of the solid loop was raised to the melting point, which is at 2,066F (1,130C), the temperature of the loop didn't increase because the energy was being used to satisfy the heat of fusion requirements to melt tire iron.
Surviving a blackout by Duca, William J. / Modern Casting
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