In-Situ Graphene Networks Strengthen Nickel Composites
Nickel composites with in-situ graphene-like networks showed yield-strength gains of 33.53% and ultimate-tensile-strength gains of 54.93% over pure nickel.
Nickel composites with in-situ graphene-like networks showed yield-strength gains of 33.53% and ultimate-tensile-strength gains of 54.93% over pure nickel.
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