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Titanium alloys give promise of high temperature applications

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  1. Armour Research Foundation, Chicago, USA

    F. A. Crossley (Research Metallurgist) & H. D. Kessler (Supervisor of Nonferrous Metallurgy)

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Crossley, F.A., Kessler, H.D. Titanium alloys give promise of high temperature applications. JOM 6, 119–121 (1954). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03397986

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