Lithium nickel borides: evolution of [NiB] layers driven by Li pressure

Lithium nickel borides: evolution of [NiB] layers driven by Li pressure
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10.1039/d0qi01150a
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2020
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V. Gvozdetskyi;Yang Sun;Xin Zhao;G. Bhaskar;Scott L Carnahan;Colin P. Harmer;Feng Zhang;R. Ribeiro;P. Canfield;Aaron J. Rossini;Caizhuang Wang;K. Ho;J. Zaikina
V. Gvozdetskyi;Yang Sun;Xin Zhao;G. Bhaskar;Scott L Carnahan;Colin P. Harmer;Feng Zhang;R. Ribeiro;P. Canfield;Aaron J. Rossini;Caizhuang Wang;K. Ho;J. Zaikina
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化学1区
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V. Gvozdetskyi;Yang Sun;Xin Zhao;G. Bhaskar;Scott L Carnahan;Colin P. Harmer;Feng Zhang;R. Ribeiro;P. Canfield;Aaron J. Rossini;Caizhuang Wang;K. Ho;J. Zaikina

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