journal article·2025-07

In-situ synthesis of FeSi/SiC as a microwave absorbing material with high temperature structural stability

Shoufeng Xue, Huixiang Wang, Weiyi Wang, Wanxi Li, Jianghong Wu, Yingfen Wang, Hengliang Liang, Xili Tong, Baoliang Lv

Ceramics International· Volume 51· Issue 18
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