Intermetallic Compound Formation
Intermetallic Compound Formation is a metallurgical phenomenon in solid-state welding of dissimilar materials characterized by the development of brittle, ordered-phase compounds at the joint interface due to diffusion-driven chemical interactions between dissimilar metal elements under elevated temperature and pressure conditions.
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Exploration and Development of High Entropy Alloys for Structural Applications
D.B. Miracle, Jonathan D. Miller, O.N. Senkov et al. · Entropy · 2014 · 986 citations · Full text
Natural Sciences, Materials Engineering, Materials Science +17
Ordered intermetallic alloys, part III: Gamma titanium aluminides
Young‐Won Kim · JOM · 1994 · 795 citations
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