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... observations. The
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Figure 5.47 Examples of thermal analysis (a) TGA curve for decomposition of rubber, showing decomposition of oil and
polymer ... Systems,editedbyL.S.Barkand
N. S. Allen, Chap. 6. Applied Science, London.
Hill, M. and Nicholas, P. (1989). Thermal analysis in
materials development. Metals and Mater...
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... II equilibrium Liquid C˛
ˇ C, and (b) Class III equilibrium
Liquid C˛ C ˇ
(after Rhines, 19 56) .
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Figure 3.41 Density of states ... a heating coil and the coil is
slowly moved, a narrow zone of melt can be made
to progress along the bar. The first solid to freeze is
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... 261 0 4 26 2
61 Pm 2 818 261 0 5 26 2
62 Sm 2 818 261 0 62 6 2
63 Eu 2 818 261 0 7 26 2
64 Gd 2 818 261 0 7 261 2
65 Tb 2 818 261 0 9 26 2
66 Dy 2 818 261 010 26 2
67 Ho 2 818 261 011 26 2
68 Er 2 818 261 012 26 2
69 Tm2 ... 2
21Sc 2 2 62 6 12
22Ti 2 2 62 6 22
23V 2 2 62 6 32
24Cr 2 2 62 6 51
25Mn 2 2 62 6 52
26Fe 2 2 62 6 62
27Co 2 2 62 6 72
28Ni 2 2 62 6 82
29Cu 2...
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... (crystal) and a disordered heap of
bricks (glass).
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Eventually, pronounced macro-segregation can be pro-
duced in the final regions to solidify, particularly ... are
atoms in 0.012 kg of the carbon isotope
6
C
12
.
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aluminium cation with two oxygen ions a...
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... vectors AS, BS, CS, AT, BT
and CT or simply c/2 C p equal to
1
6
h2023i.
Although these vectors represent a displacement
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Figure 4.18 Dislocation ... 1958, 1223).
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where
0
is the frequency of vibration of the defect
in the appropriate direction, S
m
i...
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... high-angle lines are resolved and the separate reflections for D K˛
1
and D K˛
2
are observable
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Figure 4 .63 Variation in the degree of ... Proc.
Phys. Soc., B 66, 481.
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Figure 5.3 Range of ‘useful’ magnification in light
microscope (from Optical Syst...
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... paramagnetic
nickel and (b) ferromagnetic nickel (after Raynor, 1958; by
courtesy of Inst. of Materials) .
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(Figure 6. 32b); the change in ... electrons and lattice vibrations
Figure 6. 26 Variation of critical field H
c
as a function of
temperature for several pure metal superconductors.
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... S
2
produces
Figure 7.74 Formation of intrusions and extrusions (after
Cottrell; courtesy of John Wiley and Sons).
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dR/dt and, assuming the nucleus is spherical, ... caused by the
first, and are visible only when superlattice reflections
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Figure 7.57 Rel...
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... respectively (after Fine, Bryne and Kelly).
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and B-rich regions are formed. As for normal precipita-
tion, interfacial energy and strain energy influency ... regimes.
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8.2 .6 Particle-coarsening
With continued ageing at a given temperature, there is
a t...
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... London.
Porter, D. A. and Easterling, K. E. (1992). Phase Transfor-
mations in Metals and Alloys, 2nd edn. Chapman and Hall,
London.
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dynamically ... through the transition series to
give electron hole numbers N
v
for Cr(4 .66 ), Mn(3 .66 ),
Fe(3 .66 ), Co(1.71) and Ni(0 .66 ). Computation shows
that the / phase rel...