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Effects of Particle Conductivity on the Fe-Si co-deposition Process

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Figure 1.  distributions of particles diameter
Figure 3 shows the SEM micrographs of Fe-Si coatings obtained with different types of
Figure 3. SEM micrographs of Fe-Si coatings for 30wt%Si-Fe powder(a), 50wt%Si-Fe powder(b), 70wt%Si-Fe powder(c) and pure Si powder(d) at 2 A·dm-2 with the particle concentration of 50 g·L-1
Figure 5. Silicon content of coatings under different particle concentrations and current densities for (a) 30wt%Si-Fe powder; (b) 50wt%Si-Fe powder; (c) 70wt%Si-Fe powder; (d) Si powder
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