Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8149422 | Journal of Crystal Growth | 2016 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
Small wüstite (Fe1âxO) crystals were grown using the micro-pulling-down technique. Eutectoid decomposition of the grown crystals was suppressed by fast cooling associated with fast crystal pulling at a rate of 50Â mm/min. Crystals grown at lower rates contained magnetite as a second phase indicating the beginning decomposition. Additionally, in those crystals the original wüstite of near-eutectoid composition (xâ0.05) was decomposed into two wüstite phases of which one was iron-poor, xâ0.09, the other instead iron-rich, near-stoichiometric, xâ0.02.
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Authors
Steffen Ganschow, Albert Kwasniewski, Detlef Klimm,