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Ag/Ti3AlC2 composites with high hardness, high strength and high conductivity

Liu et al., 2018

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12188119273281552212
Author
Liu M
Chen J
Cui H
Sun X
Liu S
Xie M
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Materials Letters

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Ag/graphite composites, as the most well-known sliding contact material, have short lifetime resulting from its lower hardness and strength. Ti 3 AlC 2 has high conductivity, high hardness and layered structure similar to graphite, which makes it an ideal substitute for …
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