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High-throughput thermodynamic screening of oxide-scale adhesion across the CoCrFeMnNiAl high-entropy alloys
One significant benefit of reactive element (RE) additions is the colossal improvement in oxide-scale retention during high-temperature oxidation. Selecting optimal RE dopants in high-entropy alloys remains empirical because the relevant thermodynamic landscape is inaccessible to first-principles at
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