Analysis of the Indentation Size Effect in the Microhardness Measurements in <b>B<sub>6</sub>O</b>

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Figure 5: Analysis of the Indentation Size Effect in the Microhardness Measurements in <b>B<sub>6</sub>O</b> 

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Analysis of the Indentation Size Effect in the Microhardness Measurements in B6O

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Analysis of the Indentation Size Effect in the Microhardness Measurements in B₆O