... PERGAMON MATERIALS SERIES VOLUME The Coming ofMaterialsScience PERGAMON MATERIALS SERIES Series Editor: Robert W Cahn FRS Department ofMaterialsScience and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, ... SERIES The Coming ofMaterialsScience Robert W Cahn, FRS Department ofMaterialsScience and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK PERGAMON An Imprint of Elsevier Science Amsterdam ... with those of the Whipple Library of the History and Philosophy ofScience and the Library of the Dcpartmcnt ofMaterialsScience and Metallurgy, have been an indispensable resource Professors...
... PERGAMON MATERIALS SERIES VOLUME The Coming ofMaterialsScience PERGAMON MATERIALS SERIES Series Editor: Robert W Cahn FRS Department ofMaterialsScience and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, ... SERIES The Coming ofMaterialsScience Robert W Cahn, FRS Department ofMaterialsScience and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK PERGAMON An Imprint of Elsevier Science Amsterdam ... with those of the Whipple Library of the History and Philosophy ofScience and the Library of the Dcpartmcnt ofMaterialsScience and Metallurgy, have been an indispensable resource Professors...
... placed on the same side of the sample backscattered electron Electron elastically scattered in the direction that is opposite to the direction of the primary beam The yield of backscattered electrons ... effects, i.e., taking off or releasing the heat in the course of the transitions See, e.g., differential scanning calorimetry capillary driving force Driving force for migration of grain or phase ... are the principal radii of the boundary curvature Capillary driving force promotes normal and abnormal grain growth, as well as shrinkage of porous compacts in the course of sintering carbide In...
... the angles between the axis of the tension specimen and RD of the sheet dark-field illumination In optical microscopes, such illumination that flat horizontal features of an opaque sample appear ... Allotropic form of iron having BCC crystal structure and existing at atmospheric pressure at temperatures above A4 (i.e., > 1400°C) up to the melting point δ-ferrite Solid solution of alloying elements ... eutectoid decomposition, decomposition of supersaturated solid solution on aging treatment into precipitates and saturated solid solution, decomposition of cementite on graphitization into austenite...
... the hollows of the second layer and above the C hollows of the first layer The atom centers of the fourth layer are arranged in the hollows of the third layer and above the A centers of the first ... in the hollows of the lower layer In the FCC structure, the atom centers of the second layer are arranged in the B hollows of the first layer (see Figure F.2) The atom centers of the third layer ... to disorientation of a low-angle boundary For instance, consider a grain in which there are only parallel edge dislocations of different sense If the numbers of dislocations of the opposite sense,...
... drag is most often used in the sense that the segregated impurity reduces the effective mobility of grain boundaries because the diffusivity of impurity atoms differs from that of the host atoms ... boundary of this kind is always joined to either a coherent twin boundary or the boundaries of the twinned grain The energy and mobility of an incoherent twin boundary are rather close to those of ... period In materials science, the time duration (at a constant temperature) necessary for the first stable nuclei of a new phase to occur The incubation period found experimentally is often greater...
... Manifestation of the difference in diffusion rates of the atoms of different components in the case of vacancy mechanism, i.e., in substitutional solid solutions An annealing of a sample made of two ... connecting two parallel segments of the same dislocation lying on both sides of the Peierls barrier Kinks can easily glide along with the dislocation kink band Part of a plastically deformed grain ... from diffraction of nonelastically scattered electrons Kikuchi lines are used for a precise determination (with an accuracy better than 1°) of lattice orientation kinetics [of transformation]...
... precipitation of εcarbides, the lattice of tempered martensite is characterized by a tetragonality corresponding to ∼0.2 wt% carbon dissolved in the martensite See steel martensite tempering of steel ... under the supposition that the deformations of the polycrystal and its grains are compatible Reciprocal Taylor factor can be used for polycrys tals instead of Schmid factor, whose magnitude is defined ... In addition, at temperatures ∼600°C, the diffusion of the substitutional alloying elements becomes possible, which leads to the occurrence of special carbides accompanied by cementite dissolution...
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... PERGAMON MATERIALS SERIES VOLUME The Coming ofMaterialsScience PERGAMON MATERIALS SERIES Series Editor: Robert W Cahn FRS Department ofMaterialsScience and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, ... SERIES The Coming ofMaterialsScience Robert W Cahn, FRS Department ofMaterialsScience and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK PERGAMON An Imprint of Elsevier Science Amsterdam ... with those of the Whipple Library of the History and Philosophy ofScience and the Library of the Dcpartmcnt ofMaterialsScience and Metallurgy, have been an indispensable resource Professors...
... professor of colloid science and then professor of physical chemistry, both in the Department of Physical Chemistry The Bristol department has been one of the most distinguished exponents of ... major part in the coming ofmaterialsscience In this chapter, I shall try to set the stage for the story of the emergence ofmaterialsscience by looking at case-histories of some related disciplines ... Department of Colloid Science are now occupied by the Department of the History and Philosophy ofScience To the best of my knowledge, there has never been another department of colloid science anywhere...
... analysed these 159 160 The Coming ofMaterialsScience in Chapter 2: although they all form components of degree courses, none of the parepistemes in materialsscience that I exemplify below are ... discouragement of some of them, while a shorter account of the evolution of crystal-growing skill can be found in the first The Virtues of Subsidiarity 161 chapter of a book by one of the early ... (Duhl 1989) 166 The Coming ofMaterialsScience 4.2.2 Diflusion The migration of one atomic species in another, in the solid state, is the archetype of a materials- science parepisteme From small...
... variety of new and improved functions, together with the development of image-formation theory, jointly constitute one of the broadest and most important parepistemes in the whole ofmaterials science, ... of materials, in: Encyclopedia o f MaterialsScience and Engineering, vol 3, ed Bever, M.B (Pergamon Press, Oxford) p 2389 Lifshin, E (1994) in Characterisation o Materials, ed Lifshin, E.; Materials ... Functional Materials 7.1 INTRODUCTION A major distinction has progressively emerged in materialsscience and engineering, between structural materials and functional materials Structural materials...
... part ofmaterials science, and not treated in most general texts on polymer science Accordingly, I will not treat it further in this chapter The aspects of polymer science that form part of MSE ... His last chapter is a profound consideration of 307 308 The Coming o MaterialsScience f “the legacy of Staudinger and Carothers” These two books focus on the underlying science, though both also ... changed: the important domain of polymer chemistry has become, by degrees, a branch ofscience almost wholly divorced from the rest of polymer science, with its own array of journals and conferences,...