journal article·2025-07

Microwave-assisted rapid synthesis of non-stoichiometric tungsten oxide doped borosilicate glasses for NIR shielding application

Nidhi Pathak, Ritu Kumari Pilania, Kandathil Parambil Sooraj, Mukesh Ranjan, Debalaya Sarker, Charu Lata Dube

Ceramics International· Volume 51· Issue 18
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