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Correlation between high-pressure electrical properties of ZrO2 and its crystallite size. / Trefilova, A. N.; Korionov, I. V.; Babushkin, A. N. et al.
In: Materials Science-Poland, Vol. 23, No. 1, 2005, p. 247-252.

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Trefilova, AN, Korionov, IV, Babushkin, AN, Lojkowski, W & Opalinska, A 2005, 'Correlation between high-pressure electrical properties of ZrO2 and its crystallite size', Materials Science-Poland, vol. 23, no. 1, pp. 247-252.

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Trefilova, A. N., Korionov, I. V., Babushkin, A. N., Lojkowski, W., & Opalinska, A. (2005). Correlation between high-pressure electrical properties of ZrO2 and its crystallite size. Materials Science-Poland, 23(1), 247-252.

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Trefilova AN, Korionov IV, Babushkin AN, Lojkowski W, Opalinska A. Correlation between high-pressure electrical properties of ZrO2 and its crystallite size. Materials Science-Poland. 2005;23(1):247-252.

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Trefilova, A. N. ; Korionov, I. V. ; Babushkin, A. N. et al. / Correlation between high-pressure electrical properties of ZrO2 and its crystallite size. In: Materials Science-Poland. 2005 ; Vol. 23, No. 1. pp. 247-252.

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