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Table 1 Melting points of high-temperature coatings on C/SiC composites.
Table 2 Melting points of inorganic compounds and metals that are used in high-temperature materials [Citation4].
Journal of Asian Ceramic Societies
Volume 2, 2014 - Issue 4
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