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December 5, 2013Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Stable phase domains of the TiO₂–Ti₃O₅–Ti₂O₃–TiO–Ti(CxOy)–TiC system examined experimentally and via first principles calculations

Jiwoong Kim Shinhoo Kang

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Abstract

The stable phase domains of the TiO₂–Ti₃O₅–Ti₂O₃–TiO–Ti(CxOy)–TiC system were examined experimentally and using first principles calculations.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69fe676dc1a261305cf46ac9 https://doi.org/10.1039/c3ta14633b

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