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Ion implantation to improve mechanical and electrical properties of resistive materials based on ruthenium dioxide

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This paper reports the influence of ion implantation, using different chemical species, on the surface micromorphology, wear resistance, coefficient of friction and electrical resistivity, and its variation during friction for resistive materials based on ruthenium dioxide. It is demonstrated that nitrogen and hydrogen ions are the most effective for modifying surface properties.

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  1. Physical/Technical Institute, Zhodinskaya str. 4, 220 730, Minsk, Belarus

    A. V. Byeli, S. K. Shykh & V. P. Beresina

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Byeli, A.V., Shykh, S.K. & Beresina, V.P. Ion implantation to improve mechanical and electrical properties of resistive materials based on ruthenium dioxide. J Mater Sci: Mater Electron 7, 419–422 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00180779

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