Randomized trial demonstrates enhanced high-temperature performance in aluminum alloys, suggesting potential applications in extreme conditions.
Sc Microalloying Enables Heat-Resistant Aluminum Sc microalloying has emerged as a promising strategy for improving the high-temperature performance of Al–Cu alloys. By coupling fast-diffusing Cu with slow-diffusing Sc through interface segregation and interstitial ordering, Cu-rich precipitates can be effectively stabilized, thereby extending the service temperature range of aluminum alloys to 200–400 °C. More details can be found in the Review by Gang Liu and co-workers (DOI: 10.1002/adma.202515856).
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