Nanoporous Copper Dealloyed from a Nanocrystallized Ticu Alloy

Nanoporous Copper Dealloyed from a Nanocrystallized Ticu Alloy
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10.4028/www.scientific.net/msf.750.72
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2013-03
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Materials Science Forum
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Z. Dan;F. Qin;Y. Sugawara;I. Muto;N. Hara
Z. Dan;F. Qin;Y. Sugawara;I. Muto;N. Hara
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作者:
Z. Dan;F. Qin;Y. Sugawara;I. Muto;N. Hara

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