journal article·2026-02

Resolving the contradiction of W-Cu composite properties: Oxide-layer-confined carburization interface engineering to control in-situ WC formation

X.Q. Zhao, J.X. Li, M. Yang, J.Q. Lai, X. Niu, S.Y. Li, S.D. Guo, J.B. Zhang, Y.W. Ye

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