【摘 要】
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Pressure-induced polyamorphism in lanthanide-based metallic glasses was ascribed to 4f electrons in lanthanide element.
【机 构】
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Harbin Institute of Technology,Harbin 150080,China;Center for High Pressure Science and Technology A
【出 处】
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第26届国际高压科学技术大会、第8届亚洲高压科技学术会议暨第19届中国高压科学技术会议(The 26th Interna
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Pressure-induced polyamorphism in lanthanide-based metallic glasses was ascribed to 4f electrons in lanthanide element.
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