The Effect of Carbon and Boron on the Friction Behavior of Ti-Implanted 52100 Bearing Steel at Low Sliding Speeds

doi 10.21236/ada117742

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May 1, 1982

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Russell A. Jeffries

Robert N. Bolster

Irwin L. Singer

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Defense Technical Information Center

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