Preparation of Free γ-Iron Particles Quenched to Room Temperature
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概要
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A smoke of α-iron particles was produced by evaporation and subsequent condensation of iron in an atmosphere of argon. The smoke thus produced was introduced into a furnace at about 1000℃, where the γ-phase was stable. It was then blown against a surface cooled by liquid nitrogen. The smoke particles deposited there were examined at room temperature by electron diffraction and electron microscopy. It was proved that about 10% of the deposited particles (diameter, 500 A^°) were of the γ-phase.
- 社団法人応用物理学会の論文
- 1986-03-20
著者
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Kusunoki Michiko
Research Development Corporation Of Japan C
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ICHIHASHI Toshinari
o Department of Physics, Meijo University
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Ichihashi Toshinari
O Department Of Physics Meijo University
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