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Nanostructure processing for titanium-based materials

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Because of their extremely fine grain size, nanocrystalline (<100 nm) materials exhibit novel combinations of physical, mechanical, and magnetic properties. Titanium-based nanostructured materials—both terminal alloys and intermetallic compounds—show the potential for enhanced behavior aver material with more conventional grain sizes (>1 μm).

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  1. University of Idaho, USA

    F. H. Froes Ph.D. (director of and a professor in the Institute for Materials and Advanced Processes, member of TMS), C. Suryanarayana Ph.D. (visiting professor, member of TMS), Guo-Hao Chen B.S. & Abdulbaset Frefer M.S.

  2. Minerals and Materials Science Division of the U.S. Bureau of Mines, Washington, D.C., USA

    Garrett R. Hyde Ph.D. (managing the substitute materials segment of the materials research program, member of TMS)

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Froes, F.H., Suryanarayana, C., Chen, GH. et al. Nanostructure processing for titanium-based materials. JOM 44, 26–29 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03223046

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