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Crystal Subgrain Misortentations Via X-ray Diffraction Microscopy
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 06 March 2019
Abstract
The “misorientation. contrast” which occurs at boundaries marking the relative displacement of adjacent subgrain reflections in x-ray diffraction images is shown by a stereographic projection method of analysis to be useful for deciphering x-ray images obtained by the Berg-Barrett and Lang techniques. Experimental results are given for subgrain structures observed in Zn and A1203 crystals.
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- X-Ray Topography
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