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Nanocrystalline materials an approach to a novel solid structure with gas-like disorder?
Physics Letters A · 1984 · Vol. 102(8) · pp. 365–369
R. Birringer✉(Saarland University)H. Gleiter(Saarland University)H.-P. Klein(Saarland University)P Marquardt(Saarland University)
nanoparticles nucleation surface interactionsMaterial Dynamics and PropertiesTheoretical and Computational PhysicsNanocrystalline materialSolid solutionNanocrystalDiffractionMössbauer spectroscopyX-ray crystallographyPhysicsSpectroscopyCrystal structureCrystallography
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