Crack Resistance of Diamond‐Like Carbon Coatings

Crack Resistance of Diamond‐Like Carbon Coatings
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10.1002/vipr.202100769
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2021-12
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0.1
通讯作者:
K. Bobzin;T. Brögelmann;M. Carlet;N. Kruppe;M. Engels;M. Arghavani
K. Bobzin;T. Brögelmann;M. Carlet;N. Kruppe;M. Engels;M. Arghavani
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作者:
K. Bobzin;T. Brögelmann;M. Carlet;N. Kruppe;M. Engels;M. Arghavani

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