Cost-affordable, biomedical Ti-5Fe alloy developed using elemental powders and laser in-situ alloying additive manufacturing

Hao Wang(University of Science and Technology Liaoning), Ming Yan(Southern University of Science and Technology), J.Q. Chen(Shenzhen University), Yinghao Zhou(Southern University of Science and Technology), Hailu Luo(Hunan University), Jincheng Tang(Hunan University), Xiyu Yao(Southern University of Science and Technology)
Materials Characterization
October 22, 2021
10.1016/j.matchar.2021.111526
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