The wear mechanisms of reaction bonded silicon carbide under abrasive polishing and slurry jet impact conditions
Authors:
- T. NguyenTNT. Nguyen
- D. LiuDLD. Liu
- K. ThongkaewKTK. Thongkaew
- H. LiH. Li
- H. QiHQH. Qi
- J. WangJWJ. Wang
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Funding Information
- Australian Research Council (DP170100643)
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