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Figure 1. Experimental  values  of  PEO-induced  oxide  layer  thickness (exaggerated by a factor of two for clarity), porosity and  micro-hardness for each of the alloys tested.
Figure 2. Wear and friction coeficient achieved for the treated  alloy coatings.

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