FIM-ATOM PROBE STUDY OF PRECIPITATION OF COPPER FROM IRON-1.4 AT PCT COPPER .1. FIELD-ION MICROSCOPY
FIM-ATOM PROBE STUDY OF PRECIPITATION OF COPPER FROM IRON-1.4 AT PCT COPPER .1. FIELD-ION MICROSCOPY
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DOI:
10.1007/bf02669376
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发表时间:
1973-01-01
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LOW, JR
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作者:
GOODMAN, SR;BRENNER, SS;LOW, JR
The size and number density of precipitates formed during the early stage of precipitation of copper from Fe-1.4 at. pct Cu at 500°C was determined with the field-ion microscope (FIM). While particles of less than 50 × 10−8cm remain invisible in the electron microscope (ETM) they are clearly resolved with the FIM; particles as small as 8 × 10−8cm in diameter could be detected. The growth rate of the particles can be accounted for by normal bulk diffusion. At its peak strength, the alloy contains approximately 1018particles per cu cm with an average diameter of 24 × 10−8cm. The alloy reaches its peak strength well before precipitation is complete.