Philosophical magazine · 1960 · 96 citations · 4 references
Natural SciencesMaterials SciencePhysicsAtomic PhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsMetallurgyAlloysGrain GrowthMetalsStates Of MatterGas Bubble EvolutionGrain Boundary BehaviorHelium Bubble FormationHelium EffectsLattice VacanciesVacancies
Abstract The regions where injected helium atoms first appear as gas bubbles are those where thermal vacancies originate. Microscopic examination of metals, injected with helium by using them as targets for energetic alpha-particles, reveals grain boundaries as the principal suppliers of vacancies. Detailed examination distinguishes those boundaries which generate vacancies from those which merely conduct them. The behaviour and nature of these boundaries and other vacancy sources are discussed.
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The observation of vacancy sources in metals
R.S. Barnes, G.B. Redding, A. H. Cottrbll · Philosophical magazine · 1958 · 109 citations
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