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Copper alloy with shape memory could power space and hydrogen tech at extreme cold

Copper Alloy with Shape Memory: Powering Space and Hydrogen Tech at Extreme Cold A collaborative effort by leading Japanese institutions has led to the development of copper-based alloy with shape memory capabilities, revolutionizing the way we approach power generation in extreme cold conditions. This innovative alloy, composed primarily of copper with small additions of other […]

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