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... as precursors when
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and Mott. The Wagner mechanism is only applicable
when the concentrations of point defects and electrons
are equal ... inclusion/alumina nanocomposite (from
Brook and MacKenzie, Jan 1993, pp. 27–30; by permission
of the Institute of Materials) .
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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 ... polymer
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3.2 Principles and applications of
phase diagrams
3.2.1 The concept of a phase
The term...
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... 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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refractory ... example in Figure 3.27b shows equilibrium
between ˛, ˇ and phases for an alloy of average
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Figure 3.43 (a...
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... surroundings.
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The change in volume with temperature is important
in many metallurgical operations such as casting,
welding and heat treatment. Of particular ... in
the sign of b.
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Figure 5.28 fcc cross-grating patterns (a) [001],(b)[101] and (c) [111].
t...
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... beams 391
13 Biomaterials 394
13. 1 Introduction 394
13. 2 Requirements for biomaterials 394
13. 3 Dental materials 395
13. 3.1 Cavity fillers 395
13. 3.2 Bridges, crowns and dentures 396
13. 3.3 Dental ... Physi-
cal Metallurgy in 1964 and Feeney Professor and Head
of the Department of Physical Metallurgy and Science
of Materials in 1969. He subsequently became Head...
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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 ... places are the free surface of the crystal, a
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4.5 Volume defects
4.5.1 Void formation and annealing
Def...
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... diffraction.
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Figure 5.12 Powder photographs taken in a Philips camera (114 mm radius) of (a) iron with cobalt radiation using an iron filter and ... filter. The high-angle lines are resolved and the separate reflections for D K˛
1
and D K˛
2
are observable
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... representation of (a) paramagnetic
nickel and (b) ferromagnetic nickel (after Raynor, 1958; by
courtesy of Inst. of Materials) .
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(Figure 6.32b); the ... solid state transformations on the specific heat–temperature curve.
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and in three dimensions becomes...
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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 ten...
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