Microstructural studies on silicon nitride
Microstructural studies on silicon nitride
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氮化硅的微观结构研究
DOI:
10.1007/bf00552043
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发表时间:
1971
影响因子:
4.5
通讯作者:
J. V. Sharp
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作者:
A. Evans;J. V. Sharp
Thin specimens of reaction sintered and hot pressed silicon nitride have been prepared by ion beam thinning and examined in the Harwell million volt microscope. It has been found that reaction sintered material consists of large grains, which are mostlyβ-Si3N4, in a fine grained matrix ofα-Si3N4. Fibres are frequently observed within the pores, the type of fibre depending on the size of the pore. The hot pressed material consists largely of two types of grain, small angular grains ofβ-Si3N4and larger irregular grains. There is also some non-crystalline material between the angular grains and there are numerous small unidentified inclusions.The grains ofβ-Si3N4generally contain dislocations and examination of these shows that most have a <0001> Burgers vector. The remaining dislocations appear to be more complex, frequently occurring as multiple images, and have not been unambiguously identified. An analysis of dislocations inβ-Si3N4shows that <0001> dislocations are the most stable and are also likely to be most mobile with {10¯10} as the primary slip plane.