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The Role of Allotropy on Phase Formation in High Entropy Alloys
Kevin Kaufmann, Haoren Wang, Jaskaran Saini +1
Identifying single phase, high-entropy systems has been a prominent research focus of materials engineering over the past decade. The considerable effort in computational modeling…
Bulk High-Entropy Hexaborides
Mingde Qin, Qizhang Yan, Yi Liu +7
For the first time, a group of CaB6-typed cubic rare earth high-entropy hexaborides have been successfully fabricated into dense bulk pellets (>98.5% in relative densities). The sp…
High-Entropy Rare Earth Tetraborides
Mingde Qin, Qizhang Yan, Haoren Wang +2
Six high-entropy rare earth tetraborides of the tetragonal UB4-prototyped structure have been successfully synthesized for the first time. The specimens are prepared from elemental…
High-Entropy Monoborides: Towards Superhard Materials
Mingde Qin, Qizhang Yan, Haoren Wang +2
Single-phase high-entropy monoborides (HEMBs) of the CrB prototype structure have been synthesized for the first time. Reactive spark plasma sintering of ball milled mixtures of el…
Dual-Phase High-Entropy Ultra-High Temperature Ceramics
Mingde Qin, Joshua Gild, Chongze Hu +7
A series of dual-phase high-entropy ultrahigh temperature ceramics (DPHE-UHTCs) are fabricated starting from N binary borides and (5-N) binary carbides powders. >~99% relative dens…
Dissolving and Stabilizing Soft WB2 and MoB2 Phases into High-Entropy Borides via Boron-Metals Reactive Sintering to Attain Higher Hardness
Mingde Qin, Joshua Gild, Haoren Wang +3
Five single-phase WB2- and MoB2-containing high-entropy borides (HEBs) have been made via reactive spark plasma sintering of elemental boron and metals. A large reactive driving fo…
Design, Fabrication and Characterization of FeAl-based Metallic-Intermetallic Laminate (MIL) Composites
Haoren Wang, Tyler Harrington, Chaoyi Zhu +1
FeAl-based MIL composites of various iron alloys were fabricated with an innovative 'multiple-thin-foil' configuration and 'two-stage reaction' strategy.