Decomposition and Crystallization of Intermetallics by High-Energy Mechanical Milling(Synthesis and Processing,<Special Issue>Guest Editors Dedicated to Prof. Gunter Petzow: Modern Trends in Advanced Ceramics)
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Structural transformations induced by high-energy ball-milling were studied in this work. It was found that amorphous Fe_<90>Zr_<10> ribbons undergo crystallization into BCC α-Fe(Zr) under milling in a high-energy planetary ball-mill. Analyses of samples milled at different speeds suggested that the observed crystallization is a deformation-induced process rather than a thermally induced one. In addition, milling-induced structural transformations of CoSn and CoIn_2 intermetallics were studied. High-energy milling led to the decomposition of the CoSn phase into the high-temperature polymorph of Co_3Sn_2 and Sn (Co), whereas no evidence of the decomposition of CoIn_2 was found. These results may be attributed to high local stress during ball collisions which may make only those decomposition processes favorable, with which negative volume changes are associated.
- 社団法人日本セラミックス協会の論文
- 2006-11-01
著者
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Kim Cheol-hee
Research Center For Machine Parts And Materials Processing School Of Materials Science And Engineeri
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Kim Ji-soon
Research Center For Machine Parts And Materials Processing School Of Materials Science And Engineeri
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KWON Young-Soon
Research Center for Machine Parts and Materials Processing, School of Materials Science and Engineer
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KIM Jin-Chun
Research Center for Machine Parts and Materials Processing, School of Materials Science and Engineer
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Kwon Young-soon
Research Center For Machine Parts And Materials Processing School Of Materials Science And Engineeri
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