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Mechanical, Thermal, and Oxidation Properties of Refractory Hafnium and zirconium Compounds
Journal of the European Ceramic Society · 1999 · Vol. 19(13-14) · pp. 2405–2414
Mark Opeka✉(Naval Surface Warfare Center)Inna G. Talmy(Naval Surface Warfare Center)Eric Wuchina(Naval Surface Warfare Center)James A. Zaykoski(Naval Surface Warfare Center)Samuel J. Causey(Southern Research Institute)
Advanced ceramic materials synthesisAdvanced materials and compositesMXene and MAX Phase MaterialsMaterials scienceCeramicThermal expansionZirconiumFlexural strengthZirconium diborideThermal conductivityStoichiometryComposite materialRefractory metals
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