A novel method to enhance CSL fraction, tensile properties and work hardening in complex concentrated alloys ― Lattice distortion effect
A framework has been developed to reduce the stacking fault energy of complex concentrated alloys (CCAs) or high entropy alloys based on increasing lattice distortion by choosing principal elements with large differences in moduli and atomic size. The framework and selection criteria have resulted i...
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