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Mixtures of elemental aluminium and magnesium powders corresponding to Al70Mg30 and Al50Mg50 compositions have been mechanically alloyed. After milling, an extended solid solubility of magnesium in aluminium upto 18 at% in the case of Al70Mg30 and 45 at% for Al50Mg50 was observed. These materials typically nanostructural (grain size 2–10 nm) transform into equilibrium structure upon heating. The stability of these materials was investigated using thermal analysis.
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Calka, A., Kaczmarek, W. & Williams, J.S. Extended solid solubility in ball-milled Al-Mg alloys. JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE 28, 15–18 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00349027
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