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Chinese scientists develop ultra-high-temperature tantalum alloy

Chinese scientists say they created a tantalum-based alloy that retains strength at 2,400°C.
WHO: Chinese scientists
WHAT: Developed a tantalum-based alloy that retains strength at ultra-high temperatures
WHEN: Jul 25, 2026 at 11:19 PM ET
WHERE: China
WHY: To create materials that can endure extreme heat and heavy loads for aerospace, hypersonic vehicles, and nuclear reactors

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