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Phase equilibria isothermal section and liquidus projection of thermoelectric Co-Sb-Ga alloys
Phase equilibria isothermal section and liquidus projection of thermoelectric Co-Sb-Ga alloys
錢元俊 , Masters Advisor:陳信文
英文
DOI:
10.6843/NTHU.2013.00173
熱電材料 ; 相圖 ; 液相線投影圖 ; 等溫橫截面圖 ; 鈷銻鎵 ; Thermoelectric material ; Phase diagram ; Liquidus projection ; Isothermal section ; Co-Sb-Ga ; CoSb3


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