Progress in research and development on MAX phases: a family of layered ternary compounds

By Zhengming Sun. 2011

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

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In Biomedical Engineering

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2. J. Rosen
3. M. Arai
4. A. Ranjbar
5. Maxim Sokol
6. A. N. Enyashin
7. Yunye Liang
8. Mohammad Khazaei

In Materials Chemistry

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3. J. Rosen
4. Seiji Yunoki
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6. A. Ivanovskii
7. J. Halim
8. P. Eklund

In Mechanical Engineering

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2. L. Hultman
3. J. Rosen
4. P. Eklund
5. S. Kota
6. Jun Lu
7. J. Halim
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Citations in the corpus

• Physical properties of predicted Ti2CdN versus existing Ti2CdC MAX phase: An ab initio study (2015, background): “ronic devices. A detailed study of such materials is important as the MAX phases have many advantages over the commonly used materials. A recent review on MAX phase nanolaminates can be found in Ref. [10]. So far more than 70 synthesized MAX compounds exist [11]. Among those only Ti 2CdC phase conta”
• A progress report on the MAB phases: atomically laminated, ternary transition metal borides (2019, background): “the MAX phases are typically between 2–4 layers thick [59].”