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Precipitation hardening by nanoscale Ti2Ni phase in high Ti-rich Ti52. 6Ni46. 8Si0. 6 melt-spun ribbonChen et al., 2019
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- Chen C
- Wang Y
- Wu S
- Lu N
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- Journal of Alloys and Compounds
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A high Ti-rich Ti 52.6 Ni 46.8 Si 0.6 ribbon was investigated to reveal the precipitation hardening effect caused by the nano-scale Ti 2 Ni precipitates. TEM observations revealed only nano-scale Ti 2 Ni second phase in the ribbon after aging treatment, which induced the …
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