journal article·2025-04

Trace graphene oxide and silver synergistically modify the microstructure and electrical contact properties of Al2O3-Cu/35Mo composites

Jiacan Zhang, Meng Zhou, Jingya Xu, Yi Zhang, Ke Jing, Chunhe Chu, Lihua Li, Baohong Tian, Xu Li, Huiwen Guo

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