blending of metals

High-Pressure Exposure Yields Stronger & Lighter Metal Alloys Says New Study

Medicine & Technology May 27, 2017

Scientists new study led to a high entropy metal alloy with a hexagonal close-packed structure making it stronger and lighter. The resultant metal alloy is resistant to heat, corrosion and radiation.

blending of metals

High-Pressure Exposure Yields Stronger & Lighter Metal Alloys Says New Study

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