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Early results of a tantalum alloy development program have shown that high hot-strength properties can be attained while maintaining low-tem- perature toughness and ductility.
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Schmidt, F.F., Maykuth, D.J. & Ogden, H.R. Tantalum Alloys for Elevated-Temperature Service. JOM 13, 487–489 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03378088
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