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Sub-10-nm stacking bands enable ultrastrong additively manufactured titanium PRIMARY_TEXT

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The as-built Ti–7.5Al–3.3Cr alloy exhibits a YS of 1,501 MPa, UTS of 1,726 MPa and UE of 7.5%.	normalized — the passage is on the page once typography is folded together