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Title: Transmission Electron Microscopy Studies of FeGa Alloys
Authors: Koda, Nobuko
Advisors: Wuttig, Manfred
Salamanca-Riba, Lourdes
Cullen, James R
Department/Program: Material Science and Engineering
Type: Thesis
Keywords: Engineering, Materials Science (0794)
Issue Date: 27-Jan-2004
Abstract: Microstructural analysis of rapid-solidified (melt-spun) FeGa alloys with 17.3at.%Ga and bulk alloys with 12-20at.%Ga using transmission electron microscope was carried out. Dark field and high resolution image analysis show all the samples are inhomogeneous with fine texture of 5-10nm. Although the expected crystal structure is bcc for all the samples, bulk samples with 12-20at.%-Ga contain additional phases other than bcc phase. Tetragonal modulation of DO3 and superlattice with diagonal arrangement of two B2(CsCl-type) cells in bcc gave the best identification for observed diffraction patterns. Tetragonality calculated from mismatch between observed diffraction spots and the calculation for the assumed tetragonal structure was approximately 1.1.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1903/167
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