Data on the microstructure and deformation of Fe50Mn25Cr15Co10Nx (x=0∼1.6) supporting the modifications of partial-dislocation-induced defects (PDIDs) and strength/ductility enhancement in metastable high entropy alloys

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Data on the microstructure and deformation of Fe50Mn25Cr15Co10Nx (x=0∼1.6) supporting the modifications of partial-dislocation-induced defects (PDIDs) and strength/ductility enhancement in metastable high entropy alloys

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