journal article·2025-09

Coupling effect of H2S and H2 on the fracture mechanical properties of X80 pipeline steel: Experiment vs DFT

Haotian Wei, Chutian Shen, Meng Xu, Shimin Qu, Chen Sun, Batu Nasheng, Juan Shang, Zhengli Hua, Sunyang Qiu

Corrosion Science· Volume 254
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