Engineering and Technology

An additively manufactured magnesium-aluminium alloy withstands seawater corrosion

Z. Zeng, S. Choudhary, et al.

This innovative study, conducted by Zhuoran Zeng and colleagues, introduces a cutting-edge magnesium-aluminium alloy that demonstrates an unprecedented low degradation rate in various corrosive environments, including seawater. The findings highlight the potential of this alloy for creating ultra-lightweight magnesium structures with exceptional corrosion resistance.... show more

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