journal article·2025-05

First-principles calculation of oxygen absorption, solution and diffusion in Zr and its coatings (Cr, Cr/α-Al2O3)

Yiying Yang, Xiaokai Zhou, Rongchuan Li, Tianyuan Xin, Jiaxuan Si, Yaojun Li, Yuexia Wang

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