The authors report lattice distortion and “ω-like” structural short-range order (SRO) of the β-Ti phase in a Ti–Fe–(Sn) bulk nanoeutectic composite prepared by slow cooling from the melt. The nanoeuetctic phases are chemically homogeneous, but the addition of Sn releases the local lattice strain, modifies the structural SRO, and prevents the formation of stacking faults in the body centered cubic (bcc) β-Ti phase resulting in improved plastic deformability. The elastic properties and the structural SRO of the β-Ti phase are proposed to be important parameters for developing advanced high strength, ductile Ti-base nanocomposite alloys.
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