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Stavros, A.J., Paxton, H.W. (1972) Effects of heat treatment on the potentiostatic polarization behavior of an 18%Ni maraging steel. Corrosion Science, 12. 739-748 doi:10.1016/s0010-938x(72)91233-4

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TitleEffects of heat treatment on the potentiostatic polarization behavior of an 18%Ni maraging steel
JournalCorrosion Science
AuthorsStavros, A.J.Author
Paxton, H.W.Author
Year1972 (January)Volume12
PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferenceStavros, A.J., Paxton, H.W. (1972) Effects of heat treatment on the potentiostatic polarization behavior of an 18%Ni maraging steel. Corrosion Science, 12. 739-748 doi:10.1016/s0010-938x(72)91233-4
Plain TextStavros, A.J., Paxton, H.W. (1972) Effects of heat treatment on the potentiostatic polarization behavior of an 18%Ni maraging steel. Corrosion Science, 12. 739-748 doi:10.1016/s0010-938x(72)91233-4
In(n.d.) Corrosion Science Vol. 12. Elsevier BV

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