Short-range order in multicomponent alloys

Abstract

Numerous studies indicates that multicomponent alloys extensively possess short-range order, which place a significant impact on their performance improvement. Employing advanced transmission electron microscopy, the size, composition and structure of short-range order in multicomponent alloys can be analyzed at atomic resolution.
- multicomponent alloys,
- short-range order,
- mechanical performance

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