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... alloys 200 100 80 60 40 20 3 % Ni 2 % Ni 57 % Ni 2 % Mn 13 % Mn 39 % Mn -13 % Cr , quenched 19 % Cr 13 % Mn , 1 % Cr 31 % Ni- -36 % Ni or or -27 % Ni 24 % Ni- 40 60 Temperature ( ° K ) 80 100 13 % Cr -4 % Al 200 Fig . 6.16 . Thermal ...
... alloys 200 100 80 60 40 20 3 % Ni 2 % Ni 57 % Ni 2 % Mn 13 % Mn 39 % Mn -13 % Cr , quenched 19 % Cr 13 % Mn , 1 % Cr 31 % Ni- -36 % Ni or or -27 % Ni 24 % Ni- 40 60 Temperature ( ° K ) 80 100 13 % Cr -4 % Al 200 Fig . 6.16 . Thermal ...
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Charles Kittel. 12 Application of Brillouin Zone Theory to Metals and Alloys In this chapter we shall apply band theory in a descriptive and qual- itative way to account for a number of physical properties of metals and alloys . We shall ...
Charles Kittel. 12 Application of Brillouin Zone Theory to Metals and Alloys In this chapter we shall apply band theory in a descriptive and qual- itative way to account for a number of physical properties of metals and alloys . We shall ...
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... alloys , based upon the thermodynamics of the alloys , give order of magnitude agreement with the observed strengths of these alloys . It is well known that the strength of a crystalline material increases with plastic deformation . The ...
... alloys , based upon the thermodynamics of the alloys , give order of magnitude agreement with the observed strengths of these alloys . It is well known that the strength of a crystalline material increases with plastic deformation . The ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS 85 | 85 |
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