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Wear And Corrosion of an Additively-Manufactured Almgsczrmn Alloy
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A significant improvement in corrosion resistance and mechanical properties of Cu-containing nanocrystalline Ti-Mo-Nb-Ta refractory complex concentrated alloy
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Exploring the Effects of Cu Content on the Enhancement of Corrosion Behavior and Mechanical Properties of Nanocrystalline Ti-Mo-Nb-Ta Complex Concentrated Alloys
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