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spellingShingle Liu, B. X., Zhu, D. H., Lu, H. B., Pan, F., Tao, K., Journal of Applied Physics, Synthesis of β- and α-FeSi2 phases by Fe ion implantation into Si using metal vapor vacuum arc ion source, General Physics and Astronomy
title Synthesis of β- and α-FeSi2 phases by Fe ion implantation into Si using metal vapor vacuum arc ion source
title_full Synthesis of β- and α-FeSi2 phases by Fe ion implantation into Si using metal vapor vacuum arc ion source
title_fullStr Synthesis of β- and α-FeSi2 phases by Fe ion implantation into Si using metal vapor vacuum arc ion source
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title_sort synthesis of β- and α-fesi2 phases by fe ion implantation into si using metal vapor vacuum arc ion source
title_unstemmed Synthesis of β- and α-FeSi2 phases by Fe ion implantation into Si using metal vapor vacuum arc ion source
topic General Physics and Astronomy
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