Aluminum alloys with 40% higher strength can lead to safer, efficient components
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Scientists improved aluminum alloys by adding scandium, creating nanoparticles that trap hydrogen and boost strength, resulting in a 40% stronger material with five times better resistance to hydrogen embrittlement, applicable to various hydrogen-powered technologies.
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