In Situ Al-TiC Composites Fabricated by Self-propagating High-Temperature Reaction: Insights on Reaction Pathways and Their Microstructural Signatures

Reese, Caleb; Gladstein, Aaron; Fedors, Jeremy M; Andrade, Vincent De; Mishra, B.K.; Shahani, Ashwin J.; Taub, Alan

doi:10.1007/s11661-020-05786-1

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In Situ Al-TiC Composites Fabricated by Self-propagating High-Temperature Reaction: Insights on Reaction Pathways and Their Microstructural Signatures

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