Dielectric Properties in Fresh Trabecular Bone Tissue from 1MHz to 1000MHz: A Fast and Non Destructive Quality Evaluation Technique

Dielectric Properties in Fresh Trabecular Bone Tissue from 1MHz to 1000MHz: A Fast and Non Destructive Quality Evaluation Technique
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1MHz 至 1000MHz 新鲜小梁骨组织的介电性能:一种快速、无损的质量评估技术

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10.4028/www.scientific.net/msf.638-642.730
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发表时间:
2010
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Materials Science Forum
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E. Blangino
E. Blangino
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作者:
R. Irastorza;S. Valente;F. Vericat;E. Blangino

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