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He, Q F; Wang, J G; Chen, H A; Ding, Z Y; Zhou, Z Q; Xiong, L H; Luan, J H; Pelletier, J M; Qiao, J C; Wang, Q; Fan, L L; Ren, Y; Zeng, Q S; Liu, C T; Pao, C W; Srolovitz, D J; Yang, Y
Nature (London), 02/2022, Volume: 602, Issue: 7896Journal Article
The development of high-performance ultraelastic metals with superb strength, a large elastic strain limit and temperature-insensitive elastic modulus (Elinvar effect) are important for various industrial applications, from actuators and medical devices to high-precision instruments . The elastic strain limit of bulk crystalline metals is usually less than 1 per cent, owing to dislocation easy gliding. Shape memory alloys -including gum metals and strain glass alloys -may attain an elastic strain limit up to several per cent, although this is the result of pseudo-elasticity and is accompanied by large energy dissipation . Recently, chemically complex alloys, such as 'high-entropy' alloys , have attracted tremendous research interest owing to their promising properties . In this work we report on a chemically complex alloy with a large atomic size misfit usually unaffordable in conventional alloys. The alloy exhibits a high elastic strain limit (approximately 2 per cent) and a very low internal friction (less than 2 × 10 ) at room temperature. More interestingly, this alloy exhibits an extraordinary Elinvar effect, maintaining near-constant elastic modulus between room temperature and 627 degrees Celsius (900 kelvin), which is, to our knowledge, unmatched by the existing alloys hitherto reported.
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