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have no correlation in relation to time and different observations do not develop from<br />
each other (Figure 1).<br />
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Weight loss [mg]<br />
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AISI<br />
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Duplok<br />
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Ralloy<br />
SX 737<br />
NiTi WC-Co WC-Ni<br />
Weight loss [mg] 58,2 20,6 29,1 8,1 13,6 4,2 11,7 5,4<br />
Materials<br />
Figure 1. Cumulative cavitation weight loss of tested materials during the 24-hour test.<br />
Testing procedure complies with the ASTM G32-85 standard, where applicable. Distilled<br />
water (22°C) as a medium.<br />
A line chart (Figure 2) can be used to describe the development of a phenomenon.<br />
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1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005<br />
Men<br />
Women<br />
Figure 2. The percentage of men and women in 1999–2005 (n=542)<br />
The space between the figure and the heading may be smaller than in these instructions<br />
(but use the same space throughout the document).<br />
A chart or a pie chart can be used to illustrate the proportion of something out of a larger<br />
whole. It is recommended that the maximum number of sectors is 8–10. It can be
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