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Processing-controlled corrosion and passive film chemistry of TiNbCr multi-principal element alloy in simulated body fluid

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Isabela Dainezi *
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Victor Hugo Mafra Monfredo Ferreira
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David D.S. Silva
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Spyridion Haritos Borges
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Vitor de L. Vilela
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Ceyhun Oskay
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Nicky Bogolowski
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Mark A. Ulherr
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Lucas Barcelos Otani
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Guilherme Y. Koga
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Francisco Gil Coury
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Neide A. Mariano
DOI：10.1016/j.corsci.2026.114133delete
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• Corrosion behavior of equiatomic TiNbCr MPEA in simulated body fluid is investigated. • As-cast TiNbCr forms a more permeable passive film with higher corrosion currents. • HIP processing promotes microstructural densification and homogenization. • HIPed TiNbCr exhibits corrosion resistance comparable to Ti-6Al-4V.
Keywords:
Multi-principal element alloy
Passive film
Corrosion behavior
Simulated body fluid
Biomaterials
TiNbCr MPEA
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Corrosion Science
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Federal University of Alfenas
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DECHEMA-Forschungsinstitut
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