1999
DOI: 10.1016/s1359-6454(99)00264-5
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Thermodynamic aspects of the grain boundary segregation in Cu(Bi) alloys

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“…It has been shown that the phase boundaries are changed compared to the generally accepted phase diagrams for example in Cu-Bi [54,55], W-Ni [56] and Mo-Ni [56] by as much as 0.08 at.% Bi, 0.31 at.% Ni and 1.7 at.% Ni, respectively. Thus, the potential formation of another phase at the interface would affect the phase boundary data Fig.…”
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“…It has been shown that the phase boundaries are changed compared to the generally accepted phase diagrams for example in Cu-Bi [54,55], W-Ni [56] and Mo-Ni [56] by as much as 0.08 at.% Bi, 0.31 at.% Ni and 1.7 at.% Ni, respectively. Thus, the potential formation of another phase at the interface would affect the phase boundary data Fig.…”
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confidence: 92%
“…According to Cantor and Cahn [54] the surface diffusion of atoms is eventually limited by the presence of adjacent atoms. The diffusion time of a surface atom can be estimated by $ a r D [60].…”
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“…Several monolayer (ML) thick liquid-like GB layers possessing high diffusivity were observed in the Cu-Bi [28][29][30][31], Al-Zn [26,27], Fe-Si-Zn [32][33][34][35] and W-Ni alloys [36,37]. GB liquid-like phase drastically influences also the GB segregation [29], GB mobility [38], GB energy and electrical resistivity [39,40]. The direct HREM evidence for thin GB films and triple junction ''pockets'' has been recently obtained in metallic W-Ni [36,37] and Al-Zn [26] alloys.…”
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“…Several authors have studied the Copper-Bismuth system and it is well-documented [1][2][3][4]. The low solubility of Bi (Bismuth) in a Cu (Copper) lattice (∼200 ppm) and the affinity of Bi to segregate make this system attractive for investigating basic segregation.…”
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