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Topological control of liquid-metal-dealloyed structures
Nature Communications, 2022 Liquid metal dealloying is a method to fabricate bicontinuous composite structures with ultra-high interfacial area for diverse applications. This paper demonstrates how the topology of those structures can be controlled by the choice of melt composition.
Longhai Lai +4 more
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Microstructural evolution of laser-processed CuZrTi alloy during liquid metal dealloying
Materials Today AdvancesThe possibility of topology modification at the design stage makes metal additive manufacturing (AM) a promising approach for coupling with liquid metal dealloying (LMD) to synthesize novel hierarchical materials.
Aleksandr M. Filimonov +3 more
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Topology-generating interfacial pattern formation during liquid metal dealloying. [PDF]
Nat Commun, 2015 AbstractLiquid metal dealloying has emerged as a novel technique to produce topologically complex nanoporous and nanocomposite structures with ultra-high interfacial area and other unique properties relevant for diverse material applications. This process is empirically known to require the selective dissolution of one element of a multicomponent solid
Geslin PA +4 more
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Preparation of nanoporous tungsten by liquid metal dealloying [PDF]
Journal of Applied Science and Engineering A, 2021 Liquid metal dealloying is the novel technique for generating porous structure from less noble metals. In this study, nanoporous tungsten was prepared by dealloying in a metallic melt from a tungsten-nickel precursor with different atomic compositions. All W-Ni precursors were immersed in Mg melt, and the dealloying temperature and time to obtain fully
Gerelmaa Khuchitbaatar +2 more
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Communications Materials, 2023 Liquid metal dealloying is a promising technique to produce bicontinuous porous metals with high specific surface areas. This processing technique relies on the selective dissolution of a component from a precursor alloy into a metal bath while the ...
Takeshi Wada +3 more
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Liquid metal dealloying combined with polymer impregnation as novel promising technology for bioHEA-based implant manufacturing [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2023 The paper provides a short review of liquid metal dealloying (LMD) combined with subsequent polymer impregnation as promising technology to synthesize low modulus metal-polymer composites for biomedical applications.
Okulov A. V. +2 more
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Journal of Magnesium and AlloysLiquid metal dealloying (LMD) has emerged as an effective technique for producing Mg–Ti composites with three-dimensional bicontinuous architectures, making them suitable for lightweight structural and biomedical applications.
Jee Eun Jang +5 more
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Materials & Design, 2020 Liquid metal dealloying (LMD) is a promising technique that can be used to synthesize non-noble porous materials by preventing oxidation through using a metallic melt.
Soo-Hyun Joo, Hidemi Kato
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Dealloying-Induced Zeolite-like Metal Framework of AB2 Laves Phase Intermetallic Electrocatalysts
, 2023 Exploring an efficient and robust electrocatalyst for hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) at high pH and temperature holds the key to the industrial application of alkaline water electrolysis (AWE).
Guan-Bo Wang (12456555) +15 more
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, 2022 Liquid metal is a promising conductor material for producing soft and stretchable circuit “boards” that can enable next-generation electronics by electrically connecting and mechanically supporting electronic components. While liquid metal in general can
Michael D. Dickey (1493677) +4 more
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