Transfer of titanium in sliding contacts—New discoveries and insights revealed by in situ studies in the SEM
Authors:
- Jannica HeinrichsJHJannica Heinrichs
- Mikael OlssonMOMikael Olsson
- Istvan Zoltan JeneiIJIstvan Zoltan Jenei
- Staffan JacobsonSJStaffan Jacobson
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