Second-Phase Dispersion is a microstructural control strategy involving the intentional distribution of secondary phase particles within a primary matrix to modify material properties, distinguished by its focus on spatial arrangement and interfacial interactions to achieve desired mechanical, thermal, or functional performance.
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Recrystallization mechanisms in two-phase alloys
F.J. Humphreys · Metal Science · 1979 · 202 citations
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Changsha, China
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