Is there any element that could increase the solubility of Ti in Mg?
Is there any element that could increase the solubility of Ti in Mg?
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Hi,
I want to make Mg-Ti alloy for medical applications. But the solubility of Ti in Mg is very little, almost zero.
Is there any element that we could add to the Mg-Ti system, so we increase the solubility of Ti in Mg?
Thanks
I want to make Mg-Ti alloy for medical applications. But the solubility of Ti in Mg is very little, almost zero.
Is there any element that we could add to the Mg-Ti system, so we increase the solubility of Ti in Mg?
Thanks





RE: Is there any element that could increase the solubility of Ti in Mg?
I would start with things that I know work with Ti, such as Al, V, Cr, Co, Ag, Sn, Mo, Ni and so on.
Then look to see if they have useful solubility in Mg.
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RE: Is there any element that could increase the solubility of Ti in Mg?
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RE: Is there any element that could increase the solubility of Ti in Mg?
RE: Is there any element that could increase the solubility of Ti in Mg?
You should look into high entropy alloys. They are usually 5 different elements in roughly equal atomic percent. There may be something in that field that will give you the desired properties.
One other approach is to try mechanical alloying. Start with powders of the elements, weight them out and put them into a high energy ball mill (like an attritor mill) in an inert solvent, and them mill the crap out of it.
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