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Fine Structure in Multi-Phase Zr(8)Ni(21)-Zr(7)Ni(10)-Zr(2)Ni(7) Alloy Revealed by Transmission Electron Microscope
The microstructure of an annealed alloy with a Zr(8)Ni(21) composition was studied by both scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). The presence of three phases, Zr(8)Ni(21), Zr(2)Ni(7), and Zr(7)Ni(10), was confirmed by SEM/X-ray energy dispersive spectroscopy...
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author | Shen, Haoting Bendersky, Leonid A. Young, Kwo Nei, Jean |
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description | The microstructure of an annealed alloy with a Zr(8)Ni(21) composition was studied by both scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). The presence of three phases, Zr(8)Ni(21), Zr(2)Ni(7), and Zr(7)Ni(10), was confirmed by SEM/X-ray energy dispersive spectroscopy compositional mapping and TEM electron diffraction. Distribution of the phases and their morphology can be linked to a multi-phase structure formed by a sequence of reactions: (1) L → Zr(2)Ni(7) + L’; (2) peritectic Zr(2)Ni(7) + L’ → Zr(2)Ni(7) + Zr(8)Ni(21) + L”; (3) eutectic L” → Zr(8)Ni(21) + Zr(7)Ni(10). The effect of annealing at 960 °C, which was intended to convert a cast structure into a single-phase Zr(8)Ni(21) structure, was only moderate and the resulting alloy was still multi-phased. TEM and crystallographic analysis of the Zr(2)Ni(7) phase show a high density of planar (001) defects that were explained as low-energy boundaries between rotational variants and stacking faults. The crystallographic features arise from the pseudo-hexagonal structure of Zr(2)Ni(7). This highly defective Zr(2)Ni(7) phase was identified as the source of the broad X-ray diffraction peaks at around 38.4° and 44.6° when a Cu-K was used as the radiation source. |
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spelling | pubmed-54556592017-07-28 Fine Structure in Multi-Phase Zr(8)Ni(21)-Zr(7)Ni(10)-Zr(2)Ni(7) Alloy Revealed by Transmission Electron Microscope Shen, Haoting Bendersky, Leonid A. Young, Kwo Nei, Jean Materials (Basel) Article The microstructure of an annealed alloy with a Zr(8)Ni(21) composition was studied by both scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). The presence of three phases, Zr(8)Ni(21), Zr(2)Ni(7), and Zr(7)Ni(10), was confirmed by SEM/X-ray energy dispersive spectroscopy compositional mapping and TEM electron diffraction. Distribution of the phases and their morphology can be linked to a multi-phase structure formed by a sequence of reactions: (1) L → Zr(2)Ni(7) + L’; (2) peritectic Zr(2)Ni(7) + L’ → Zr(2)Ni(7) + Zr(8)Ni(21) + L”; (3) eutectic L” → Zr(8)Ni(21) + Zr(7)Ni(10). The effect of annealing at 960 °C, which was intended to convert a cast structure into a single-phase Zr(8)Ni(21) structure, was only moderate and the resulting alloy was still multi-phased. TEM and crystallographic analysis of the Zr(2)Ni(7) phase show a high density of planar (001) defects that were explained as low-energy boundaries between rotational variants and stacking faults. The crystallographic features arise from the pseudo-hexagonal structure of Zr(2)Ni(7). This highly defective Zr(2)Ni(7) phase was identified as the source of the broad X-ray diffraction peaks at around 38.4° and 44.6° when a Cu-K was used as the radiation source. MDPI 2015-07-22 /pmc/articles/PMC5455659/ /pubmed/28793460 http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/ma8074618 Text en © 2015 by the authors. Licensee MDPI, Basel, Switzerland. This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). |
spellingShingle | Article Shen, Haoting Bendersky, Leonid A. Young, Kwo Nei, Jean Fine Structure in Multi-Phase Zr(8)Ni(21)-Zr(7)Ni(10)-Zr(2)Ni(7) Alloy Revealed by Transmission Electron Microscope |
title | Fine Structure in Multi-Phase Zr(8)Ni(21)-Zr(7)Ni(10)-Zr(2)Ni(7) Alloy Revealed by Transmission Electron Microscope |
title_full | Fine Structure in Multi-Phase Zr(8)Ni(21)-Zr(7)Ni(10)-Zr(2)Ni(7) Alloy Revealed by Transmission Electron Microscope |
title_fullStr | Fine Structure in Multi-Phase Zr(8)Ni(21)-Zr(7)Ni(10)-Zr(2)Ni(7) Alloy Revealed by Transmission Electron Microscope |
title_full_unstemmed | Fine Structure in Multi-Phase Zr(8)Ni(21)-Zr(7)Ni(10)-Zr(2)Ni(7) Alloy Revealed by Transmission Electron Microscope |
title_short | Fine Structure in Multi-Phase Zr(8)Ni(21)-Zr(7)Ni(10)-Zr(2)Ni(7) Alloy Revealed by Transmission Electron Microscope |
title_sort | fine structure in multi-phase zr(8)ni(21)-zr(7)ni(10)-zr(2)ni(7) alloy revealed by transmission electron microscope |
topic | Article |
url | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5455659/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28793460 http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/ma8074618 |
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