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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/25222
Title: Pre-Transformation Phenomena in the Intermetallic Compound TiNi
Authors: Chandra, Kuldeep
Advisor: Purdy, G.R.
Department: Engineering
Keywords: Pre-transformation phenomena;Intermetallic;TiNi
Publication Date: Jan-1967
Abstract: Prior work in this system has indicated that, under favourable conditions, the formation of a martensitic transformation product on cooling may be preceded by a second-order cubic-rhombohedral transformation. In the present investigation, thin-film electron microscopy and diffraction have been employed to study the pre-transformation phenomena in the temperature range 20-300 °C. The results are interpreted in terms of localized thermal diffuse scattering, resulting from the transformation, in terms of lattice dynamics, is suggested. dark field micrographs of the rhombohedral phase suggest a moderate degree of co-operation between adjacent domains. Additional data is provided in the form of volumetric and x-ray intensity measurements.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/25222
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