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Physical Sciences Symposia

Microanalysis of Irradiated Materials: Preparation, Instrumental Development, and Analysis

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Microstructural Analysis of Radiation Defect in Ion-Irradiated Austenitic Stainless Steel using TEM and 3D-APT

Bubble Formation in Er and ErD2 During In Situ He+ Ion Implantation

Morphology of Amorphous Pockets in SiC Irradiated with 1 MeV Kr Ions

Model Materials for Irradiated Fuels: Study of Local Mechanical Behavior Using Nanoindentation and Microstructural Analysis

New Analytical Developments for Uranium Based Powder

A Comparison of Oxide Thickness Measurements of Uranium Dioxide and Tantalum Pentoxide Using Both User-Acquired and Built-In EDS Standards

A New Methodology for Plutonium Homogeneity Level Determination in Sodium Fast Reactor Fresh Fuel From Uranium and Plutonium X-ray Mappings

Characterization of Phases Formed Between U-Pu-X Fuels and Fe-Based Cladding

A Method for the Quantification of Total Xenon Concentration in Each Phase of MOX Irradiated Nuclear Fuel with SIMS and EPMA

Acquisition of Micro-mechanical Data on Irradiated Fuel

Failure Analysis of Structural Materials: Microscopy, Metallography and Fractography

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Failure Analysis of a Jet Engine High Pressure Turbine Blade

Microscale Metallography Using Focused Ion Beam

Solid State Impact Welds Between Dissimilar Metals Utilizing Vaporizing Foil Actuators: A Microstructural Evaluation

Evaluation of Liquid Metal Embrittlement of Oxide Dispersion Strengthened Steel MA956

The Importance of Metallographic Etching for Failure Analysis of Metals

Improper Materials Selection in Motorcycle Stud Bolt

Sliding Component Failure Due to Vibration Damage

Failure Investigation of WB-57 Aircraft Engine Cowling

Investigation of Steel Lug Nut Failures with Brittle Fracture Characteristics

Oxidation of Fe Whiskers and Surface Diffusion Observed by Environmental TEM

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Microanalysis of Irradiated Materials: Preparation, Instrumental Development, and Analysis

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Failure Analysis of Structural Materials: Microscopy, Metallography and Fractography

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