Tailoring MAX Phase Magnetic Property Based on M-site and A-site Double Solid Solution

Xiao ZHANG; Youbing LI; Ke CHEN; Haoming DING; Lu CHEN; Mian LI; Rongrong SHI; Zhifang CHAI; Qing HUANG

doi:10.15541/jim20210126

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