Directional migration behavior of cerium during sintering process of mischmetal doped cemented carbide

Directional migration behavior of cerium during sintering process of mischmetal doped cemented carbide
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10.1007/s11771-008-0002-2
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2008-02
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Zhang Li;C. Shu;Xiong Xiang-jun;Yu Xian-wang;Wang Yuan-jie
Zhang Li;C. Shu;Xiong Xiang-jun;Yu Xian-wang;Wang Yuan-jie
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Zhang Li;C. Shu;Xiong Xiang-jun;Yu Xian-wang;Wang Yuan-jie

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