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Overcoming the Damping–Elasticity Paradox via 3D‐Printed NiTiSn Nanocomposite
Here a 3D‐printed nanoeutectic alloy is designed to exhibit a record‐breaking combination of exceptional damping capacity (tanδ > 0.10) and elastic strain exceeding 4.5% at a high stress ≈1500 MPa, overcoming the damping‐elasticity paradox in high damping alloys.
Bo Feng+13 more
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Molecular Dynamics Investigation of Ca <sup><b>2+</b></sup> Carbonation in NH <sup><b>4+</b></sup> -Cl<sup>-</sup>-H <sub><b>2</b></sub> O Systems. [PDF]
Tao M+5 more
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A review on extractive metallurgy of tantalum and niobium
A. Shikika+4 more
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Metallurgical Thermochemistry (Kubaschewski, O.) [PDF]
Laurence S. Foster
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This study highlights the drastic influence hydrogen has on the microstructure evolution during severe plastic deformation. High‐pressure torsion of a TiVZrNbHf‐Cu composite results in mechanical alloying and subsequent amorphization, whereas replacing the high entropy alloy with the corresponding hydride stabilizes a two‐phase microstructure.
Lukas Schweiger+11 more
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Significance of the Powder Metallurgy Approach and Its Processing Parameters on the Mechanical Behavior of Magnesium-Based Materials. [PDF]
Sharma SK+6 more
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This review synthesizes breakthroughs in CsPbBr3 heterostructure photocatalysis: 1) Mechanistic insights on band alignment engineering (Type‐II/Z/S‐scheme) for suppressed charge recombination; 2) Stabilization strategies via interfacial encapsulation and defect passivation overcoming hydrolysis; 3) Multifunctional design principles enabling efficient ...
Kuanxin Lv+5 more
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Powder Metallurgy Processing to Enhance Superelasticity and Shape Memory in Polycrystalline Cu-Al-Ni Alloys: Reference Material for Additive Manufacturing. [PDF]
Pérez-Cerrato M+8 more
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Crystal‐orientation controlled hot‐rolling strategy creates Mg‐Ta immiscible composites featuring mechanically interlocked in situ formed interfaces (80.5 MPa bond strength) and excellent tensile properties (340–395 MPa UTS). Systematic multiscale investigations reveal a serration‐size‐dependent bonding mechanism and a three‐stage interfacial evolution
Zhilei Yu+8 more
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