Long-term corrosion evolution associated with the structural heterogeneities of an Fe-based amorphous coating in H3BO3 solution at various temperatures

Long-term corrosion evolution associated with the structural heterogeneities of an Fe-based amorphous coating in H3BO3 solution at various temperatures
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10.1016/j.jmst.2022.08.039
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2022-10
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Journal of Materials Science & Technology
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D.B. Wang;J. Wu;J. Cui;Q. Wang;T.R. Li;W. Emori;S.D. Zhang;J.Q. Wang
D.B. Wang;J. Wu;J. Cui;Q. Wang;T.R. Li;W. Emori;S.D. Zhang;J.Q. Wang
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D.B. Wang;J. Wu;J. Cui;Q. Wang;T.R. Li;W. Emori;S.D. Zhang;J.Q. Wang

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