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Page 184
This transition follows an Arrheniustype rate law which relates the relaxation time
to make the jump with the temperature and the activation energy required for the
jump . Since the internal friction is related to the frequency of the periodic stress ...
This transition follows an Arrheniustype rate law which relates the relaxation time
to make the jump with the temperature and the activation energy required for the
jump . Since the internal friction is related to the frequency of the periodic stress ...
Page 196
They concluded that the abnormal peak in Fe - V - N alloys was caused by two
relaxation processes , one associated with the nitrogen atom jumps associated
with Fe - V sites , and the other with jump processes involving preferred sites in
the ...
They concluded that the abnormal peak in Fe - V - N alloys was caused by two
relaxation processes , one associated with the nitrogen atom jumps associated
with Fe - V sites , and the other with jump processes involving preferred sites in
the ...
Page 233
Their explanation of the jump process is as follows . If a N atom associated with a
silicon atom diffuses along the same path as in alpha iron , the saddle point for
the diffusion is the tetrahedral position ( marked T in Fig . 33 ) . Unfortunately the
...
Their explanation of the jump process is as follows . If a N atom associated with a
silicon atom diffuses along the same path as in alpha iron , the saddle point for
the diffusion is the tetrahedral position ( marked T in Fig . 33 ) . Unfortunately the
...
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| Title | Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, Volume 1 Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, ScienceDirect (Online service) |
| Editor | Herbert Herman |
| Publisher | Academic Press, 1972 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2007 |
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