1983
DOI: 10.1002/pssa.2210750205
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Effect of Li loss on some physical properties of AlLi alloy

Abstract: The lithium concentration in an Al‐2.5 at% Li alloy is found to decrease after heating the alloy for different intervals at 560 °C then quenching it to room temperature. Dilatometric, electrical resistivity, and internal friction measurements are used to study the Li loss from the alloy which is found to start above 245 °C. The total amount of Li loss is found to depend linearly on temperature. The analysis of the results proves that the process of the Li loss is controlled primarily by a surface reaction.

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“…This small area helpe the domain wall mobility to be increased giving rise to polarization under applied stresses. The behavior of our results are similar to those in previous work on lead titanate zirconate ceramics [12], [13].…”
Section: Effect Of Ni Content On the Piezoelectric Modulus D33supporting
confidence: 91%
“…This small area helpe the domain wall mobility to be increased giving rise to polarization under applied stresses. The behavior of our results are similar to those in previous work on lead titanate zirconate ceramics [12], [13].…”
Section: Effect Of Ni Content On the Piezoelectric Modulus D33supporting
confidence: 91%