High entropy ceramics for applications in extreme environments

High entropy ceramics for applications in extreme environments
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10.1088/2515-7639/ad2ec5
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2024-01
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Journal of Physics: Materials
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T. Z. Ward;R. P. Wilkerson;B. Musicó;A. Foley;M. Brahlek;W. J. Weber;K. Sickafus;A. R. Mazza
T. Z. Ward;R. P. Wilkerson;B. Musicó;A. Foley;M. Brahlek;W. J. Weber;K. Sickafus;A. R. Mazza
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T. Z. Ward;R. P. Wilkerson;B. Musicó;A. Foley;M. Brahlek;W. J. Weber;K. Sickafus;A. R. Mazza

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