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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"chromium alloys"”.
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Electrochemistry of iron-chromium alloys
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering, 1991.
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Microsegregation in ternary iron-carbon-chromium alloys.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Metallurgy. Thesis. 1966. Sc.D.
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Study of the Alpha-Gamma Transformation in Iron and Iron - Chromium Alloys
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In situ transmission electron microscopy ion irradiations of model iron-chromium alloys
Iron-chromium alloys are used as a model to study the microstructural evolution of defects in irradiated structural steel components of a nuclear reactor. We examine the effects of temperature and chromium concentration on the defect evolution and segregation behavior in the early stages of damage. …
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1/F Noise & slow spin dynamics in chromium, chromium alloys, and disordered iron zirconium
… systems are described in this thesis. In chromium, 1 If noise was used as a probe to study spin density wave polarization dynamics. Measurements of the noise anisotropy in a high quality single crystal of Cr revealed a temperature range where polarization dynamics were the dominant source …
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Sputter deposition and plasma modification of tungsten alloys for nuclear fusion applications
… material for a future reactor. Tantalum and chromium were chosen as the alloying elements, and 60 − 100 nm films were manufactured using magnetron sputter deposition at a variety of alloy concentrations. Tungsten alloy films are known to deposit in an undesirable A15 crystal phase. The films …
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Sputter deposition and plasma modification of tungsten alloys for nuclear fusion applications
… material for a future reactor. Tantalum and chromium were chosen as the alloying elements, and 60 − 100 nm films were manufactured using magnetron sputter deposition at a variety of alloy concentrations. Tungsten alloy films are known to deposit in an undesirable A15 crystal phase. The films …