What is the difference between a multicomponent alloy and a rare earth alloy?
The content of aluminum and aluminum is very high, and it is relatively pure aluminum. It is soft and can be rolled into various shapes. The daily use of aluminum, aluminum boxes, aluminum sheet, aluminum, aluminum, aluminum is cooked to do. An alloy consisting of two or more than two metals and metals or nonmetals synthesized by a certain method with metallic properties. Usually obtained by fusion of homogeneous liquid and solidification. According to the number of constituent elements, can be divided into two yuan alloy, three yuan alloy and multi-element alloy.
Raw aluminum impurities many, very brittle, a knock on the broken. Aluminum is often recycled aluminum, aluminum pot, the broken broken aluminum spoon collected by re melting.
Aluminum is an alloy of aluminum and copper, magnesium and manganese. This alloy is suitable for pressing and forming. The strength and hardness of the alloy are much larger than those of general aluminum.
Multicomponent alloy (multielementalloy) means an alloy made up of more than two components. Such as Fe-Cr-Al alloy, Ni-Cr-Mo alloy, Fe-Cr-Ni-Mo alloy and so on.Such as Fe-Cr-Al alloy, Ni-Cr-Mo alloy, Fe-Cr-Ni-Mo alloy and so on.Most of the practical metals belong to multicomponent alloys.All industrial steels are iron base alloy.Rare earth iron alloy, is a combination of rare earth elements with iron, rare earth alloy for different uses, the content of rare earth elements are different, which are iron, gadolinium iron dysprosium neodymium iron boron additive of rare earth elements in high purity, China is the world's largest supplier of rare earths, representing the world's supply of rare earths 97% at present, rare earth as an irreplaceable resource is widely used in many high-tech industries, including wind turbines, hybrid vehicles, missiles and mobile phone etc..
