On the influence of particle size distribution on the extra-resistivity of coherent precipitates

Radomsky, C.; Löffler, H.

doi:10.1002/pssa.2210570166

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On the Compatibility Of Tzax And Tfo1

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“…3efore doing this, we would like to briefly discuss the reasons why the results obtained by considering tZax and t:o are compatible. Recently it could be shown that with the Al-Zn-Mg alloys the early stage of decomposition (up to about R,,,) is mainly caused by the increase of the zone density and only weakly by the growth of the zones [23]. According to Radomsky and Loffler [23], in such cases the extra resistivity due to the zones is proportional to the volume fraction of the zones, f , and this quantity is proportional to the intensity taken from each arbitrarily selected constant angle.…”

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On the Influence of Small Magnesium Additions on the Decomposition Behaviour of an AlZn (6 at%) Mother Alloy

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Gould

1982

phys. stat. sol. (a)

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The results of the kinetic investigations on the early decomposition behaviour of these alloys gained independently from each other by means of measurements of the SAXS‐intensities, I10, and the maximum of resistivity, Rmax, agree very well. That means these two physical quantities fulfill most likely the basic precondition of the jump model that the number of jumps is independent of both, annealing, Tq, and aging temperature, Ta. Conclusions are drawn from these facts about the microhappening “of the early stages of decomposition” of the investigated alloys.

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Section: On the Compatibility Of Tzax And Tfomentioning

confidence: 99%