Current Status and Challenges for Unified Understanding of Bonding Mechanism in Solid Particle Deposition Process

Current Status and Challenges for Unified Understanding of Bonding Mechanism in Solid Particle Deposition Process
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固体颗粒沉积过程中结合机制统一认识的现状与挑战

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2021
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K. Shinoda
K. Shinoda
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Y. Ichikawa;K. Shinoda

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