Observations on the Polygonization of Bent LiF Crystals by the Berg-Barrent Method
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Weakly bent LiF crystals are successively annealed at various temperatures from 400℃ to 800℃ and the polygonization process is observed. Slip lines disappear at about 450℃ and appear again at about 500℃. At higher temperature than 500℃, edge dislocations move to form polygon walls. The complete polygon walls are produced at 660℃, and coarsening of polygon domains occurs above this temperature. The coarsening proceeds through either of two processes: coalescence of two branches of the Y-shaped polygon walls and absorption of a polygon wall another parallel polygon wall. The L-shaped polygon domains are formed when two glide systems, perpendicular to each other, are acting, which are predominant on either side of the neutral plane, respectively.
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- 1961-11-05
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