journal article·2024-06

A novel and precise method to determine the upper limit of crystallization temperature of basalt melts for the production of continuous basalt fibers

Yong Meng, Jianxun Liu, Shuqin Yang, Shaohua Dong, Zengsheng Li, Kaixiang Liu, Wen Liang

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