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Interface-controlled energy dissipation and toughening mechanism of two-dimensional Mo network reinforced TiAl composites
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• The 1150 °C composite achieves a tensile strength of 445 MPa and a bending strength of about 712 MPa. • A moderate B2/δ-Mo3Al gradient interface improves load transfer and reduces interfacial embrittlement. • The 2D Mo network deflects and bridges cracks, increasing bending energy absorption from 4.01 to 11.95 MJ·m−3.
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