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New Metal Alloy Is up to 10 Times Stronger Than Structural Steel
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New Metal Alloy Is up to 10 Times Stronger Than Structural Steel
A cobalt aluminum nanolaminate has shattered the usual tradeoff between strength and flexibility, emerging up to 10 times stronger than structural steel without becoming dangerously brittle. Jet engines demand materials that can survive tremendous heat and force without bending, cracking, or slowly losing their shape. The strongest candidates, however, often come with a major weakness: [...]
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Designing a very resistant metal is one thing. Allowing it to deform without breaking is another. Researchers from Purdue University have managed to bring these two qualities closer together in a cobalt-based material and...
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