Molybdenum alloys are materials that combine molybdenum with other elements to enhance certain properties, such as strength, temperature resistance, and corrosion resistance. These alloys are engineered to perform in extreme environments where pure molybdenum would falter due to its limitations. For instance, adding titanium and zirconium increases the alloy’s strength and resistance to high temperatures, making it suitable for aerospace, nuclear energy, and electronics industries.
Molybdenum alloys include additional elements for improved performance.
They are designed for use in extreme conditions.
Key industries include aerospace, nuclear energy, and electronics.