Structural features of nanocrystalline holmium oxide prepared by the thermal decomposition of organic precursors
Authors:
- M.N. AbdusalyamovaMAM.N. Abdusalyamova
- F.A. MakhmudovFMF.A. Makhmudov
- E.N. ShairmardanovESE.N. Shairmardanov
- I.D. KovalevIKI.D. Kovalev
- P.V. FursikovPFP.V. Fursikov
- I.I. KhodosIKI.I. Khodos
- Y.M. ShulgaYSY.M. Shulga
- 1 July 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Alloys and Compounds
- Vol. 601, 31-37
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