A study of Al-Mo powder processing as a possible way to corrosion resistent aluminum-alloys

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Elementary Al and Mo powder mixtures have been processed by high energy ball milling up to milling times of 100 hours. The shift of the pitting potential and the X ray analysis of green milled samples showed that part of the Mo has formed a supersaturated solid solution of Mo in Al. Elementary Mo powder, however, was still present after 100 hours of milling. Sintering led to the formation of the intermetallic Al12Mo phase.

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Rodrigues, W. C., Espinoza, F. R. M., Schaeffer, L., & Knörnschild, G. (2009). A study of Al-Mo powder processing as a possible way to corrosion resistent aluminum-alloys. Materials Research, 12(2), 211–218. https://doi.org/10.1590/S1516-14392009000200016

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