Corrosion Behavior and Characterization of Titanium Aluminides

Focusing on the corrosion behavior of titanium aluminide intermetallics, this work explores their microstructure and performance in corrosive environments, particularly under salt-fog conditions. It examines how the addition of elements like Nb and Cr modifies the microstructure and surface composition, influencing corrosion and oxidation resistance. The findings are crucial for applications in aerospace, automotive, and marine industries, making this a significant resource for scholars, engineers, and industry professionals involved in material design and application.