MAX Phase Zr2SeC and Its Thermal Conduction Behavior

The elemental diversity is crucial to screen out ternary MAX phases with outstanding properties via tuning of bonding types and strength between constitutive atoms. As a matter of fact, the interactions between M and A atoms largely determine the physical and chemical properties of MAX phases. Herei...

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Hauptverfasser: Chen, Ke, Bai, Xiaojing, Mu, Xulin, Yan, Pengfei, Qiu, Nianxiang, Li, Youbing, Zhou, Jie, Song, Yujie, Zhang, Yiming, Du, Shiyu, Chai, Zhifang, Huang, Qing
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