Science Advances
- Volume 9
- Issue 22
- 02 Jun 2023
ONLINE COVER Detailed electron backscattered diffraction analyses reveal strain evolution in ferritic 9Cr-1Mo steel, also known as T91 steel. The nuclear and petrochemical industries use T91 steel as a structural material because of its good phase stability and resistance to stress corrosion cracking. Shang et al. highlight the intrinsic plasticity of nanolaminate grains and their critical role in improving the strength and tensile ductility of structural metallic materials.
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