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Spark plasma coating of tungsten-coated SiC particles

Chang et al., 2017

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1772353950718951585
Author
Chang R
Zang J
Wang Y
Yu Y
Lu J
Xu X
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Powder Technology

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A new method, spark plasma coating, was introduced to coat SiC particles with metallic layers. In this paper, the tungsten (W)-coated SiC particles were prepared through discharge treatment on a mixture of SiC particles and W powders in vacuum. The W-coated SiC …
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