Controlled formation of mixed nanoscale domains of high capacity Fe2O3-FeF3 conversion compounds by direct fluorination.
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Jagjit Nanda | Sheng Dai | Wu Zhou | S. Dai | Hui-jie Zhou | J. Nanda | R. Ruther | J. Adcock | Wu Zhou | Hui Zhou | Rose E Ruther | Jamie Adcock
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