Comparison of self-healing ionomer to aluminium-alloy bumpers for protecting spacecraft equipment from space debris impacts
Authors:
- A. FrancesconiAFA. Francesconi
- C. GiacomuzzoCGC. Giacomuzzo
- A.M. GrandeA.M. Grande
- T. MudricTMT. Mudric
- M. ZaccariottoM. Zaccariotto
- E. EtemadiEEE. Etemadi
- L. Di LandroLLL. Di Landro
- U. GalvanettoUGU. Galvanetto
- 1 March 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Advances In Space Research
- Vol. 51 (5) , 930-940
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