Quantification of Localized Water Image in Under-Film Corroded Steel with High Spatial Resolution, High Time Resolution, and Wide View by Neutron Radiography

Quantification of Localized Water Image in Under-Film Corroded Steel with High Spatial Resolution, High Time Resolution, and Wide View by Neutron Radiography
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10.2320/matertrans.m2018017
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发表时间:
2018-05
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1.2
通讯作者:
A. Taketani;Y. Wakabayashi;Y. Otake;Y. Ikeda;T. Wakabayashi;K. Kono;T. Kai;K. Oikawa;H. Sunaga;M. Yamada;T. Nakayama
A. Taketani;Y. Wakabayashi;Y. Otake;Y. Ikeda;T. Wakabayashi;K. Kono;T. Kai;K. Oikawa;H. Sunaga;M. Yamada;T. Nakayama
中科院分区:
材料科学4区
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作者:
A. Taketani;Y. Wakabayashi;Y. Otake;Y. Ikeda;T. Wakabayashi;K. Kono;T. Kai;K. Oikawa;H. Sunaga;M. Yamada;T. Nakayama

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