Объяснение кристаллической структуры титана: особенности альфа-, бета- и альфа-бета-фаз
Titanium is unusual among structural metals because it exists in two distinct crystal forms depending on temperature and alloying. Below roughly 882°C, pure titanium adopts a hexagonal close-packed (HCP) structure known as the alpha phase. Above that temperature, it transforms to a body-centered cubic (BCC) arrangement called the beta phase. Alloying elements
