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Viscous layer formation during electropolishing and nano-texturing of 316 L stainless steel in ethylene glycol-perchloric acid using current controlled anodizing
Although there has been a growing interest in nanoscale texturing of steel, there have been few papers focused on the processes accompanying the phenomenon. The current work examines if the formation of a viscous layer is a necessary condition for surface
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