Discussion of “retrograde solubility in semiconductors”

Measurement of the activity of boron in liquid copper using a four-phase equilibrium technique

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in the A steel than in the B steel, and thus, the yield strength POSCO; and Mr. Jae Eul Kim, Mijoo Steel Co., for their drop in the A steel is twice that of the B steel (43 MPa vs helpful discussion on spiral piping and macrostructural 22 MPa) under the strain of piping ( Figure 5). strength drop can be explained by the pinning of mobile dislocations due to the presence of fine Nb(C,N) carboni-REFERENCES trides, as suggested by Seeger et al [11] In the A steel, Ti(C,N) carbonitrides due to the Ti addition here additionally promote 1.

strength drop can be explained by the pinning of mobile dislocations due to the presence of fine Nb(C,N) carboni-REFERENCES trides, as suggested by Seeger et al [11] In the A steel, Ti(C,N) carbonitrides due to the Ti addition here additionally promote 1.…”

“…[10] and [11] using an iterative procedure. FABIETTI liquidus compositions at selected temperatures are obtained During directional solidification of alloys, the time-depenby solving Eqs.…”

Author’s reply

“…IT is well known that solid-state techniques [1][2][3][4][5][6] of fabricating high-temperature fiber-reinforced superalloys and intermetallics suffer from the problems of interface contamination from binder residues and oxides on metal powders. Varamban and Jacob assert that ''the article presents only a qualitative framework that is incorrect and misleading.''…”