Effect of fusion mixture treatment on the surface of low grade natural ruby
Authors:
- R. SakthivelR. Sakthivel
- K.C. PradhanKPK.C. Pradhan
- B.B. NayakBNB.B. Nayak
- Tapan DashTDTapan Dash
- R.K. SahuRSR.K. Sahu
- B.K. MishraBMB.K. Mishra
- 1 May 2017
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Surface Science
- Vol. 403, 267-273
Abstract
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- Council of Scientific Industrial Research
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