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Thermal Expansion Of Tungsten At Low Temperatures, Jayant S. Shah, Martin E. Straumanis
Thermal Expansion Of Tungsten At Low Temperatures, Jayant S. Shah, Martin E. Straumanis
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Lattice parameters, thermal expansion coefficients, and Grüneisen parameters of tungsten are determined by an x-ray method in the temperature range of 180-40 K without the use of liquid gases. Lattice parameters are expressed as a function of temperature. Thermal-expansion coefficients decrease with temperature and show no anomaly in contrast to a hypothesis proposed by Featherston and Neighbours. Grüneisen parameters γ are decreasing with temperature in accordance with the theoretical predictions. © 1971 The American Institute of Physics.
Structure And Properties Of Silver Borate Glasses, E. N. Boulos, N. J. Kreidl
Structure And Properties Of Silver Borate Glasses, E. N. Boulos, N. J. Kreidl
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Clear glasses form in the system Ag2O‐B2O3 up to about 35 mol% (65 wt%) Ag2O. Infrared absorption, thermal expansion, and density data indicated an analogy to the Na2O‐B2O3 system. Pentaborate‐triborate group pairs appear to be formed on addition of Ag2O to B2O3 up to 20 mol% Ag2O and diborate groups from 20 to 33 mol% Ag2O. This interpretation is supported by the comparison of the infrared absorption spectra of quenched and crystallized glasses. One crystallization product, Ag2O‐4B2O3, was …
The Anodic Dissolution Reaction Of Insb: Etch Patterns, Electron Number, Anodic Disintegration, And Film Formation, Martin E. Straumanis, Lih Da Hu
The Anodic Dissolution Reaction Of Insb: Etch Patterns, Electron Number, Anodic Disintegration, And Film Formation, Martin E. Straumanis, Lih Da Hu
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The etching behavior of the inverse {111} planes of undoped, semiconducting, n-type, InSb single crystals was explored. Depending upon the etchant, including anodic dissolution, various etch patterns were obtained on the inverse planes. In general, the etch pits on the In{111} plane were round, and the face was shiny, whereas the face of the inverse plane was dark and rough. The rates of dissolution in the electrolytes used were very low, especially in absence of oxidizers. The components dissolve as In3+ and Sb3 +. At current densities above 40 or 60 mA cm-2 (on Sb{111} or In{111}), growth of a …
Thermal Expansion Of Pb3o4, Charles A. Sorrell
Thermal Expansion Of Pb3o4, Charles A. Sorrell
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Thermal expansion of Pb3O4 was investigated by high‐temperature X‐ray diffraction. The coefficient in the a0 direction is 14.6x10−6/°C. Expansion in the c0 direction is 32% greater, with a coefficient of 19.3x10−6/°C. Coefficients of expansion are linear from 25° to 490°C and are comparable with those of tetragonal and orthorhombic PbO. Copyright © 1971, Wiley Blackwell. All rights reserved
Activation Volumes Of Interstitial Diffusion In Ferromagnetic Metals And Alloys, Manfred Wuttig, J. Keiser
Activation Volumes Of Interstitial Diffusion In Ferromagnetic Metals And Alloys, Manfred Wuttig, J. Keiser
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The Dis accommodation technique was used to determine the activation volumes of carbon diffusion ΔV of a Fe-1.4 wt% Si alloy, of hcp cobalt, and of nickel at the temperatures of -21, 75, and 110°C, respectively. The obtained values of ΔV are +0.3 ± 0.3 and -0.6 ± 0.9 cm3 mole-1 for the two relaxations observed in hcp cobalt, and 1.2 ± 0.1 cm3 mole-1 for nickel. These results are discussed in terms of a continuum model that interprets the activation energy of diffusion as a sum of the strain and exchange energies. It is found that in ferromagnetic solids …
On The Activation Entropy Of Interstitial Diffusion In B.C.C. Iron, Manfred Wuttig
On The Activation Entropy Of Interstitial Diffusion In B.C.C. Iron, Manfred Wuttig
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A Magnetic Aftereffect In Dilute H.C.P. Co-C Alloys, J. R. Keiser, Manfred Wuttig
A Magnetic Aftereffect In Dilute H.C.P. Co-C Alloys, J. R. Keiser, Manfred Wuttig
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A magnetic Dis accommodation in dilute h.c.p. Co-C alloys has been observed around 90°C. The thermally activated process giving rise to the Dis accommodation is characterized by an activation energy of 26 kcal mole-1 and an attack frequency on the order of 10+13 sec-1. An application of the selection rules shows that the Dis accommodation cannot be caused by the redistribution of tetrahedral or octahedral interstitials or any nearest neighbor interstitial pairs as long as the defects interact linearly with the internal magnetic field. © 1971.
Liquid Viscosity Measurement Using A Buret: An Instructional Technique, Charles A. Sorrell
Liquid Viscosity Measurement Using A Buret: An Instructional Technique, Charles A. Sorrell
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Mixed‐Cation Effect In Silver Borate Glasses, E. N. Boulos, N. J. Kreidl
Mixed‐Cation Effect In Silver Borate Glasses, E. N. Boulos, N. J. Kreidl
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No abstract provided.
Stored Energy Of Room Temperature Deformed Copper, G. J. Filatovs, Hollis P. Leighly
Stored Energy Of Room Temperature Deformed Copper, G. J. Filatovs, Hollis P. Leighly
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No abstract provided.