A New Crystallization Pattern of Nested Tetrahedral Lamellar Structure for the Face-Centered Cubic Metals with Low Stacking Fault Energy
A New Crystallization Pattern of Nested Tetrahedral Lamellar Structure for the Face-Centered Cubic Metals with Low Stacking Fault Energy
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10.2139/ssrn.3557613
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2020-09
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Yongquan Wu;Tao Zhou;Ronggang Yu;Qinmei Lai;Hao Wang;J. You
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Yongquan Wu;Tao Zhou;Ronggang Yu;Qinmei Lai;Hao Wang;J. You
Abstract It's well known that the lamellar (LAM) and five-fold-twinning (FFT) structures are two primary patterns during the early crystallization stage of FCC (face-centered cubic) metals. In this letter, we add a new third one, i.e. a nested tetrahedral lamellar (NTL) structure. In common with LAM and FFT, NTL is also a mixture of FCC and HCP (hexagonal close-packed). Differently, NTL has four tetrahedral growth orientations corresponding to four cellular bulges and a central core of tetrahedral shells nested one-by-one. This NTL acts also as the precursor of FFT and it has great differences in growth morphology and kinetics with LAM.