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Balancing hyperbole and impact in research communications related to lead-free piezoelectric materials (Retraction of Vol 54, Pg 11759, 2019)

Dragan Damjanovic
2020

Abstract

This article has been retracted due to a breach in confidentiality. The confidential information has been redacted to protect the privacy of those involved. The authors have been invited to re-submit a modified version of their manuscript for publication.

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