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Temperature-Dependent Material Database: HSLA-100
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Dataset: Temperature-Dependent Material Database: HSLA-100

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Charles Fisher, et al. "Temperature-Dependent Material Database: HSLA-100", Materials Commons, dataset (2023). doi:10.13011/m3-5gh4-n325

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    @misc{mc253Fisher2023,
                    doi = {10.13011/m3-5gh4-n325},
                url = {https://materialscommons.org/public/datasets/253},
        author = {{Charles Fisher}},
        title = {Temperature-Dependent Material Database: HSLA-100},
        publisher = {Materials Commons},
                    year = {2023}
            }

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