MAX phase materials a new family of ternary layered carbide and nitride compounds are
represented by the general formula of Mn+ 1AXn, where n= 1∼ 3, M stands for early …

A review on the joining of SiC is given in response to the interest surge on this material for a
number of applications. Because the engineering design for the majority of applications …

SiC ceramic and SiC-based composites are promising structural materials for nuclear
applications. This paper gives a viewpoint of the basic characterization and research …

Herein we report on the effect of neutron irradiation–of up to 0.1 displacements per atom at
360 (20)° C or 695 (25)° C–on polycrystalline samples of Ti 3 AlC 2, Ti 2 AlC, Ti 3 SiC 2 and …

Silicon carbide (SiC) for nuclear structural applications, whether in the monolithic ceramic or
composite form, will require a robust joining technology capable of withstanding the harsh …

Chemical complexity significantly affects structures and properties in materials, such as high-
entropy alloys and oxides. In this study, we firstly studied the radiation effects in high-entropy …

The family of layered carbides and nitrides known as MAX phase ceramics combine many
attractive properties of both ceramics and metals due to their nanolaminate crystal structure …

MAX phases and corresponding 2D derivative MXenes have attracted considerable
interests due to not only their fascinating mechanical, physical and chemical properties but …

Nanolaminated Mn+ 1AXn phases as candidate materials for next generation nuclear
reactor applications show great potential in tolerating radiation damage. However, different …

Herein we report on the characterization of defects formed in polycrystalline Ti 3 SiC 2 and
Ti 2 AlC samples exposed to neutron irradiation–up to 0.1 displacements per atom (dpa) at …