Abstract
Particular lattice structure restrains the plastic formability of Mg alloy, and thus an effective approach is needed to conquer this bottleneck. This short communication presents that a thin sheet with 0.26 mm thickness of Mg rare earth alloy was prepared by rolling with 97.4% total reduction at room temperature. A deformation mode of continually dynamic micro-nanocrystallization (CDMN) dominated the plastic deformation process in which an extreme grain refinement could be observed. This work hopefully introduces a novel perspective to the plastic deformation field of Mg alloy.
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