Figures & data
Table 1. Data from literature to calculate Ω and δ.[Citation2,Citation11]
Figure 3. (a) Bright field TEM image and diffraction pattern, (b) dark field image, and (c) grain size distribution of as-milled uncontaminated material.
![Figure 3. (a) Bright field TEM image and diffraction pattern, (b) dark field image, and (c) grain size distribution of as-milled uncontaminated material.](/cms/asset/910623f3-5b77-43ea-b020-b4d110c5e02c/tmrl_a_985855_f0003_c.jpg)
Table 2. Properties of alloys prepared.
Figure 4. Ashby plot of strength vs. density for engineering materials. (Yield strength for metals and polymers, tear strength for elastomers, compressive strength for ceramics,[Citation19] and tensile strength for composites.) Reproduced with permission from Elsevier 2010.[Citation20]
![Figure 4. Ashby plot of strength vs. density for engineering materials. (Yield strength for metals and polymers, tear strength for elastomers, compressive strength for ceramics,[Citation19] and tensile strength for composites.) Reproduced with permission from Elsevier 2010.[Citation20]](/cms/asset/63c4348b-ea31-4393-96aa-5a6ce00c7c3f/tmrl_a_985855_f0004_c.jpg)