POPA ReconResearchers found that engineered crystal defects can strengthen metal alloys without changing their chemistry. By creating dense networks…
Researchers found that engineered crystal defects can strengthen metal alloys without changing their chemistry. By creating dense networks of atomic-scale defects, they increased both mechanical strength and resistance to high-temperature deformation, suggesting a new design strategy for durable alloys used in turbines and power systems. https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aeh1409
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