2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.actamat.2020.09.063
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Anomalous texture development induced by grain yielding anisotropy in Ni and Ni-Mo alloys

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“…Ni (200) . Ni (111), which is consistent with the findings of Han et al 41 To further analyze the relationship of grain growth directions, and due to bad corrosion effect of Sample A, as a result samples B and C were further characterized by SEM-EBSD (as shown in Figure 10). With increasing energy density, the Ni (111) and Ni (110) diffraction peaks on the XZ and XY planes are significantly enhanced.…”
Section: Densification Behaviorsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…Ni (200) . Ni (111), which is consistent with the findings of Han et al 41 To further analyze the relationship of grain growth directions, and due to bad corrosion effect of Sample A, as a result samples B and C were further characterized by SEM-EBSD (as shown in Figure 10). With increasing energy density, the Ni (111) and Ni (110) diffraction peaks on the XZ and XY planes are significantly enhanced.…”
Section: Densification Behaviorsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…Due to the mismatching relationship between the deposited film and substrate at low temperatures, the surface energy has a greater effect than the strain energy on the preferred orientation, which contributes to the preferred (200) orientation . However, the strain energy has a greater effect than the surface energy on the preferred orientation at high temperature; the enhanced mobility of adatoms will escape from the original position and recrystallize (111) grains. , Therefore, the TiN-HD has a transition from the preferred orientation to polycrystalline coexistence, which is beneficial to the formation of a compact film with smaller spherical particles.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…39 However, the strain energy has a greater effect than the surface energy on the preferred orientation at high temperature; the enhanced mobility of adatoms will escape from the original position and recrystallize (111) grains. 40,41 Therefore, the TiN-HD has a transition from the preferred orientation to polycrystalline coexistence, which is beneficial to the formation of a compact film with smaller spherical particles.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is also worth noting that only a few diffraction peaks can be detected in the XRD patterns. This may be related to the texture of the films during deposition due to surface energy minimization [19].…”
Section: Materials Library and Compositional Gradientmentioning
confidence: 99%