Internal Friction Peaks of Cold Worked Cu-Au Alloys
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Internal friction of cold worked Cu-Au alloys in the concentration rangebetween 0.02 and 5at'3Au is measured as a function of temperature from196'C to -l-50'C with an inverted torsion pendulum. An internal frictionpeak is observed at about -50'C when a deformed specimen is annealed at 100'Cfor an appropriate time. This peak appears most prominent in an alloy, Cu-1.5 at %Au, and is interpreted to be due to the interaction between dislocationsand small clusters of gold atoms.
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- 1978-11-15
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