The effect of additional element on the age-hardening characteristics and properties of Mg-Li alloys

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Workability, mechanical properties affected by cold-working and heat-treatment, and corrosion resistance were investigated for Mg-8 and 13mass%Li binary and ternary alloys containing additional elements of Al, Cu, Zn and Ag. The workability in cold-rolling was not markedly affected by the addition of third elements. The alloys containing aluminum or silver showed age-hardening. Mg-8 and 13mass%Li alloys containing 5mass% Al were hardened by the spinodal decomposition when the alloys were quenched from temperatures higher than 473K. The elongation of a Mg-8mass%Li-1mass%Ag alloy was 96.5%. Mg-8 and 13mass%Li ternary alloys showed low corrosion resistance compared with binary alloys. © 1990, The Japan Institute of Light Metals. All rights reserved.

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Matsuzawa, K., Koshihara, T., Ochiai, S., & Kojima, Y. (1990). The effect of additional element on the age-hardening characteristics and properties of Mg-Li alloys. Journal of Japan Institute of Light Metals, 40(9), 659–665. https://doi.org/10.2464/jilm.40.659

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