Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1622412 | Journal of Alloys and Compounds | 2009 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
The structural changes induced by ball-milling of near-equiatomic σ-FeCr and α-FeCr in vacuum were followed. Besides the α-phase, an amorphous phase appears when milling the σ-phase for times longer than 20 h. An amorphous phase forms too, but at a slower rate than the latter, when milling the α-phase. The partial amorphisation of σ-FeCr and α-FeCr ball-milled in vacuum is concluded to be a phenomenon of intrinsic origin. The amorphous phase crystallizes into a bcc Cr-rich phase and a bcc Fe-rich phase during short annealing steps.
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Authors
B.F.O. Costa, G. Le Caër, J.M. Loureiro,