journal article·2020-03

Stabilization of FCC Phase Using Mn Incorporation in Nanograin Invar Alloy Foils Fabricated by Electroforming

HoonKee Park, Tae Hyung Lee, Sol A. Lee, In-Ho Jung, Ho Won Jang

Electronic Materials Letters· Volume 16· Issue 2
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