Journal of Alloys and Compounds published the paper.
Here are five notes:
1. The researchers easily spread the titanium-tantalum mixture for three-dimensional printing.
2. The titanium-tantalum mixture exhibited more potency than the titanium-aluminum.
3. Tantalum encouraged and stabilized titanium grains.
4. Researchers believe the tantalum strengthens the titanium parts.
5. Researchers noted this discovery may help the development of personalized biocompatible implants, which are more resilient.
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