Titlebook: Gases in Metals; J. D. Fast Textbook 1976Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1976 applied physics.engineering.materials.materials

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Macmillan Publishers Limited 1976

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-81499-2applied physics; engineering; materials; materials science; metal; metals; physics

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Solutions of Gases in Metals,as the concentration of the dissolved gas is low, the solubility at constant temperature is proportional to the square root of the gas pressure. From this it follows that the gas is present in the metal, not in the form of molecules but as atoms.

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Aortic Response to Various Effects,henomenon where atoms move through the crystal lattice by jumping from one available site to another. For instance, in iron at room temperature an interstitial nitrogen atom jumps on average once every second from one interstice to another. On the other hand, the jump frequency of atoms that are sub

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H. Peeters,G. A. Gresham,R. Paoletti metals. In the next chapter it will be shown that internal friction caused by displacements of gas atoms and other interstitially dissolved atoms in bcc metals can supply us with data on diffusivities, concentrations, terminal solubilities, surface reactions, precipitation phenomena, mutual interac

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Friedrich Müllercture “Design of Experiments” which was held at the University of Munich. It is thought to be a type of resource/reference book which contains statistical methods used by - searchersin applied areas. Because of the diverse examples it could also be used in more advanced undergraduate courses, as a t