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Effect of ß Phase Stability at Room Temperature on Mechanical Properties in ß-Rich a + ß Type Ti¿4.5Al¿3V¿2Mo¿2Fe Alloy

Gunawarman    
Mitsuo Niinomi    
Daniel Eylon    
Shiro Fujishiro and Chiaki Ouchi    

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