Analysis of the thermal-mechanical redox stability of Nb2TiO7 and Nb1.33Ti0.67O4 for SOFC application
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J. Zondlo | E. Sabolsky | Xingbo Liu | H. Qi | R. Hart | Tony Thomas
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