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The O−Zn (Oxygen-Zinc) system

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Work was supported by ASM International. Literature searched through 1984. Part of the literature search was provided by ASM International. Dr. Wriedt is the ASM/NBS Data Program Category Editor for binary oxygen alloys.

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Wriedt, H.A. The O−Zn (Oxygen-Zinc) system. JPE 8, 166–176 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02873202

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