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Comparison of Sinter-HIP and Canning-HIP of RBSN and Si sub 3 N sub 4-Powder Compacts

Heinrich et al., 1986

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7289607597324285169
Author
Heinrich J
Bohmer M
Publication year
Publication venue
Ceramic Materials and Components for Engines

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