journal article·2022-07

Oxidation behavior of STA β-21S alloy and variants [Ti-xNb-yMo-5.6Al-0.5Si at%; x + y = 9.5]

L.M. Ferreira, N. Chaia, G.C. Coelho, C.A. Nunes

Corrosion Science· Volume 203
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