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Solute atoms may preferentially segregate about dislocations as the result of one
or more of three basic dislocation - solute atom interactions : elastic interactions ,
chemical interactions , and electrical interactions . Furthermore , most solid ...
Solute atoms may preferentially segregate about dislocations as the result of one
or more of three basic dislocation - solute atom interactions : elastic interactions ,
chemical interactions , and electrical interactions . Furthermore , most solid ...
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the interaction is a maximum at 0°K and decreases rapidly with increasing
temperature . The theoretical aspects of the elastic interaction have been treated
in some detail ( Bilby , 1950 ; Cottrell , 1963 ) . 2 . CHEMICAL DISLOCATION ...
the interaction is a maximum at 0°K and decreases rapidly with increasing
temperature . The theoretical aspects of the elastic interaction have been treated
in some detail ( Bilby , 1950 ; Cottrell , 1963 ) . 2 . CHEMICAL DISLOCATION ...
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Yield stress of polycrystalline copper alloys as a function of their electron per
atom ( ela ) ratio ( Hutchison and Pascoe , 1972 ) . a significantly stronger
electrical interaction . The significance of the ( ela ) ratio on strengthening may be
indirect .
Yield stress of polycrystalline copper alloys as a function of their electron per
atom ( ela ) ratio ( Hutchison and Pascoe , 1972 ) . a significantly stronger
electrical interaction . The significance of the ( ela ) ratio on strengthening may be
indirect .
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RICHARD W VOOK | 2 |
Epitaxial Monocrystalline Films | 10 |
Polycrystalline Films | 37 |
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