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Metals strengthen with increasing temperature at extreme strain rates

Engineering and Technology

Metals strengthen with increasing temperature at extreme strain rates

I. Dowding and C. A. Schuh

This groundbreaking research conducted by Ian Dowding and Christopher A. Schuh delves into the unusual behavior of materials such as copper, titanium, and gold at extreme strain rates, revealing that these metals actually strengthen with increased temperature, defying conventional expectations.... show more
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