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Crystallization behavior of FeSiBPCu nanocrystalline soft-magnetic alloys with high Fe content

Wang et al., 2015

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2143168162314924234
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Wang A
Men H
Zhao C
Chang C
Li R
Wang X
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Science of Advanced Materials

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Crystallization behaviors of Fe83. 3Si4B12–x P x Cu0. 7 (x= 0–8) nanocrystalline alloys containing precipitated phases corresponding to the compositions and stages, crystallization kinetics, as well as the solute atom distributions after nanocrystallization were studied …
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