Chinese scientists have developed a tantalum-based alloy capable of retaining strength at 2,400°C, addressing critical challenges in aerospace and nuclear applications.
The research was published in the journal Nature
Jul 26, 2026
11:05 am
What's the storyA team of Chinese scientists has developed a groundbreaking alloy that can withstand extreme temperatures without losing its strength.
The research, led by Sun Jun from Xian Jiaotong University, was published last month in the journal Nature.
How Chinese scientists created an alloy that can survive 2,400 degrees Celsius
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