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AssigneeGovernment of the United States as Represented by the Secretary of the Air Force
InventorsChristopher J. Kovacs, Timothy J. Haugan
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The present invention relates to a metal-halide composite, articles comprising a metal-halide composite and method of making and using same. The metal-halide matrix materials used in such composite have the desired properties of high thermal conductivity, resistance to thermal induced microstructural changes, and ease of use. As a result, they permit the fabrication of higher performance cryogenic magnets, motors, generators, and cables. Additionally, they permit the fabrication of plate reinforced composites that are useful in lightweight armor and other articles. Additionally, an optoelectronic composite could be built depending on the choice of metal-halide matrix and reinforcement.
A metal-halide composite comprising:
A process of making a metal-halide composite comprising combining a metal-halide and a reinforcement material and allowing said metal-halide composite to cure or curing said metal-halide composite.
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