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This research investigates the microstructure and mechanical properties of ultrafine WC-10Co cemented carbides fabricated by an electric-discharge compaction (EDC) process, from powder synthesized by a spray-conversion process (SCP). Due to a short holding time during EDC, a grain size as small as 120 nm can be achieved. We also found that dispersion of pores in WC-Co cemented carbides may contribute to fracture toughness, besides the bridging ligament mechanism.

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Room temperature self-healing and recyclable conductive composites for flexible electronic devices based on imine reversible covalent bond

Min

Zhou

Wang

et al. 2022

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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Ultrafine WC-10Co cemented carbides fabricated by electric-discharge compaction

Room temperature self-healing and recyclable conductive composites for flexible electronic devices based on imine reversible covalent bond

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