journal article·2026-06

Cr doping mediates hydrogen partitioning to suppress interfacial hydrogen damage in Al alloys

Yuantao Xu, Zhihao Jiang, Xiaoxiao Wei, Junhua Luan, Hao Du, Kaihao Guo, Wei Li, Mingxu Wang, Gang Liu, Jian Lu, Xuejun Jin

Acta Materialia· Volume 311
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