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spellingShingle Karoutsos, V., Venetsanos, Odyseas, Geralis, Dimitris, Poulopoulos, Panagiotis, Politis, C., Journal of Nano Research, Nanostructure of Fe-C Alloys Prepared by Arc Melting in Vacuum, General Medicine
title Nanostructure of Fe-C Alloys Prepared by Arc Melting in Vacuum
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title_fullStr Nanostructure of Fe-C Alloys Prepared by Arc Melting in Vacuum
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title_short Nanostructure of Fe-C Alloys Prepared by Arc Melting in Vacuum
title_sort nanostructure of fe-c alloys prepared by arc melting in vacuum
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