Two experimental niobium-titanium alloys keep their resistance to damage at 20 kelvin (-253°C), a temperature at which comparable metals usually turn brittle. An international team led from the University of California, Berkeley, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of Oxford traced this to a com…
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Niobium-titanium alloys stay tough at 20 kelvin through a new twinning mechanism
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