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Luo, H.; Su, H.; Li, B.; Ying, G.: Electrochemical and passive behaviour of tin alloyed ferritic stainless steel in concrete environment. Applied Surface Science 439, pp. 232 - 239 (2018)

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K.N. Sasidhar, N.H. Siboni, J.R. Mianroodi, M. Rohwerder, J. Neugebauer, D. Raabe

Enhancing corrosion resistant alloy design through natural language processing and deep learning

Science Advances 9 (2023) eadg7992. DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.adg7992

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