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Huang Xiaoxu, a world-renowned scientist in the field of materials science,
They found that the nanosized grains sometimes experience lattice rotations different from the
Huang Xiaoxu’s team
“In the past, with conventional microscopy, scientists could only observe the material deformation in a two-dimensional way,
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