journal article·2022-04

Reactive synthesis of porous Mo2Ti2AlC3 ceramic and its basic application properties

Junsheng Yang, Haoran Zou, Junxiao Chen, Yi Wen, Yiquan Fan, Yuzuo Liu, Lieqiang Xiong, Xide Li

Ceramics International· Volume 48· Issue 7
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