Hierarchical densification and negative thermal expansion in Ce-based metallic glass under high pressure

Hierarchical densification and negative thermal expansion in Ce-based metallic glass under high pressure
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10.1038/ncomms6703
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发表时间:
2015-02
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16.6
通讯作者:
Q. Luo;G. Garbarino;B. Sun;D. Fan;Yue Zhang;Zhi Wang;Yajuan Sun;J. Jiao;Xiaodong Li;Pengshan Li;N. Mattern;J. Eckert;Jun Shen
Q. Luo;G. Garbarino;B. Sun;D. Fan;Yue Zhang;Zhi Wang;Yajuan Sun;J. Jiao;Xiaodong Li;Pengshan Li;N. Mattern;J. Eckert;Jun Shen
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综合性期刊1区
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作者:
Q. Luo;G. Garbarino;B. Sun;D. Fan;Yue Zhang;Zhi Wang;Yajuan Sun;J. Jiao;Xiaodong Li;Pengshan Li;N. Mattern;J. Eckert;Jun Shen

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