Corrigendum to “Superplasticity of AA5083 alloy as processed by equal channel angular extrusion” [J. Alloys Compd. 460 (2008) 305–308]

Improvement of high strain rate and room temperature superplasticity in Zn–22Al alloy by two-step equal-channel angular pressing

“…The potential of UFG materials produced by ECAP to obtain a superplastic capability at very high strain rates and relatively low temperatures was first suggested several years ago, and many studies have been performed to date in this area. Some of the alloys used in those studies can be summarized to be Al-based alloys [5][6][7], Mg-based alloys [8,9], Znbased alloys (mainly Zn-22%Al alloy) [10][11][12], and copper-based alloys [13,14].…”

Effect of Excess MgO on the Properties of Cordierite Ceramic Sintered by Solid‐State Method

“…But increasing Al 2 O 3 had no influence on a-cordierite. Torres et al 15 ,Chen,16,17 Wang et al 18 investigated the influence of CaO, ZnO, and Fe 2 O 3 additives on cordierite-based glass-ceramics. A common conclusion was reached that appropriate additives could increase the cordierite phase and decrease the melting temperature and crystallization temperature.…”

The role of physico-chemical properties of liquid solder in reactive wetting: the Cu/SnZnIn system

“…Interest in alloys based on Sn-Zn eutectic as a lead-free solder is enormous. Almost all of the existing scientific articles are related to corrosion studies [18][19][20][21], to thermodynamic description [22][23][24][25], the influence of alloying additives on melting points, wetting, mechanical and electrical properties [26][27][28] and on properties solder joints [29][30][31][32]. However, there is no report in the literature that describe the effect of physicochemical properties of these alloys on the wettability and on the phenomena occurring in the solder joint.…”