Advancing the hydrogen tolerance of ultrastrong aluminum alloys via nanoprecipitate modification
Authors:
- Yafei WangYWYafei Wang
- Jianwei TangJTJianwei Tang
- Hiro FujiharaHFHiro Fujihara
- Nozomu AdachiNANozomu Adachi
- Yoshikazu TodakaYoshikazu Todaka
- Yuantao XuYXYuantao Xu
- Mainak SahaMainak Saha
- Taisuke SasakiTSTaisuke Sasaki
- Kazuyuki ShimizuKSKazuyuki Shimizu
- Kyosuke HirayamaKHKyosuke Hirayama
- Akihisa TakeuchiATAkihisa Takeuchi
- Masayuki UesugiMUMasayuki Uesugi
- 19 September 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Corrosion Science
- Vol. 240
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- Core Research for Evolutional Science and Technology
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