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Structuration of Magnesium Surface by Acoustic Cavitation

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Figure 1 Images of sonicated Mg surface in 0.01 M oxalic acid: a) hole and channels at 20 kHz; b) golf-ball like  extended structure at 100 kHz; c) secondary phase at 200 kHz

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