Manufacturing of TiC-Cu composites by mechanical milling and spark plasma sintering using different carbon sources
Authors:
- Tomila M. VidyukTVTomila M. Vidyuk
- Dina V. DudinaDina V. Dudina
- Michail A. KorchaginMKMichail A. Korchagin
- Alexander I. GavrilovAGAlexander I. Gavrilov
- Arina V. UkhinaAUArina V. Ukhina
- Uliana E. BulanovaUBUliana E. Bulanova
- Mikhail A. LeganMLMikhail A. Legan
- Aleksey N. NovoselovANAleksey N. Novoselov
- Maksim A. EsikovMEMaksim A. Esikov
- Alexander G. AnisimovAAAlexander G. Anisimov
- 1 December 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Surfaces and Interfaces
- Vol. 27
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