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High-Entropy Alloys - Microstructures and Properties
There are relatively few revolutions in the venerable and rather staid field of metallurgy. One can count among them the advent of metallic glasses, of superplastic metals, of memory-alloys and - on the purely theoretical side - of quasicrystals. The latest revolution involves the relatively staid topic of alloy formulation, but is all the more startling because the resultant materials break every long-cherished rule of alloy design. In particular, the famous empirical rules of Hume-Rothery are completely ignored. That is, in the archetypal high-entropy alloy, five metals are alloyed together.
High-Entropy Alloys -- Microstructures and Properties; Preface; Table of Contents; Microstructure and Mechanical Properties; Corrosion and Oxidation; Conductivity and Magnetism; Diffusion; Patents.