journal article·2019-09

High temperature anti-oxidative and tunable wave absorbing SiC/Fe3Si/CNTs composite ceramic derived from a novel polysilyacetylene

Yongzhao Hou, Bo Xiao, Zhiyuan Sun, Wen Yang, Songsong Wu, Shuai Qi, Guangwu Wen, Xiaoxiao Huang

Ceramics International· Volume 45· Issue 13
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