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Metal cracks can heal 27.10.2013

Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have made an unexpected discovery: under certain conditions, a metal can "heal" itself by closing cracks. This discovery could lead to the creation of self-healing materials that can work in the toughest conditions.

The discovery of scientists from MIT has great potential. As it turned out, in some cases, the forces that create cracks do not expand them, but rather "heal", restoring the integrity of the metal. Researchers are confident that it will be possible to create metals that, when cracked, will be able to self-repair and thus maintain structural strength even in the most difficult conditions. Such metals can be used in a wide range of applications, such as turbine blades and drilling tools.

The secret of the metal's unusual property lies in the interaction at the boundaries of tiny crystalline grains of the metal, the size and orientation of which affects the strength and other characteristics of the metal.

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