This new alloy is up to 10 times stronger than steel and surprisingly flexible
Engineers created a cobalt-aluminum alloy ten times stronger than steel yet flexible enough to bend without breaking. This material enables lighter, more durable engine parts by combining exceptional
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Engineers have turned a brittle cobalt‑aluminum compound into a new alloy that is up to ten times stronger than high‑strength steel while remaining fl
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