In-Situ Graphene Networks Strengthen Nickel Composites
Nickel composites with in-situ graphene-like networks showed yield-strength gains of 33.53% and ultimate-tensile-strength gains of 54.93% over pure nickel.
Nickel composites with in-situ graphene-like networks showed yield-strength gains of 33.53% and ultimate-tensile-strength gains of 54.93% over pure nickel.
A computational study combining machine learning and first-principles calculations developed an interpretable model for predicting the Young’s modulus and yield ...
Researchers at Northeastern University show that intermediate annealing tunes the texture and dislocation density of Ti–Ni–Nb–Ta alloy foils, trading ductility ...
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Adding a small, precisely tuned amount of molybdenum to an AlCrFeNi3Cu0.4 high-entropy alloy simultaneously increases its strength and dramatically improves ...
Researchers used explainable machine learning and multi-objective optimization to design a biodegradable Zn–Mg–Li alloy that overcomes the strength–ductility trade-off for ...
Researchers have designed a low-activation titanium-zirconium-tantalum-vanadium-chromium high entropy alloy that combines high strength with exceptional resistance to helium bubble formation ...
Brazilian researchers used solid-solution strengthening predictions to design cobalt-lean CrMnFeCoNi alloys that gain unexpected strength from a fine second phase.
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