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Foil nanolayers bond ceramic and metal. (Welding/Joining).
Advanced Materials & Processes, September, 2002
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Nanolayers of aluminum and nickel that bond ceramics and metals have reportedly been developed by Reactive NanoTechnologies, Baltimore, Md. A thin sheet of foil made up of nanoscale layers of alternating materials, makes it possible to create ultra-strong bonds without overheating components and without the presence of oxygen.
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Each layer in a multilayer foil is from 1 to 100 nanometers thick, alternating between a light element such as aluminum and a transition metal such as nickel. The layers (about 1000 of them) are deposited by magnetron sputtering to create a foil sheet about ...
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