By A Mystery Man Writer
Scientists in Japan working to stretch the limits of super-elastic materials have made a significant breakthrough, demonstrating a new iron-based alloy that endures extremely high and low temperatures. With this ability to be deformed and regain its original shape in all kinds of conditions, the team hopes its new super-elastic metal can find uses in more earthquake-resistant buildings, and possibly even outer space.
Iron-based superelastic alloy can operate in extreme temperatures
Iron-based superelastic alloy can operate in extreme temperatures
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Iron-based superelastic alloy can operate in extreme temperatures