Study of the TiO2 effect on the heavy metals oxides borosilicate glasses structure using gamma-ray spectroscopy and positron annihilation technique
Authors:
- T. AlharbiTAT. Alharbi
- Hamdy F.M. MohamedHMHamdy F.M. Mohamed
- Yasser B. SaddeekYSYasser B. Saddeek
- Ahmed Y. El-HaseibAEAhmed Y. El-Haseib
- Kh S. ShaabanKSKh S. Shaaban
- 1 November 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Radiation Physics and Chemistry
- Vol. 164
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- Majmaah University
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