Journal of the Physical Society of Japan · 1963 · 122 citations · 9 references
Materials Scienceγ-Fe 2EngineeringDislocation InteractionPhysicsO 3Natural SciencesPhase TransformationApplied PhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsQuantum MaterialsAtomic PhysicsElectron Diffraction StudyElectron DiffractionChemistryTransformation KineticsElectronic StructureCrystallography
Phase transformation of γ-Fe 2 O 3 to α-Fe 2 O 3 was studied by electron diffraction. Above 400°C γ-Fe 2 O 3 is transformed to α-form which consists of twins. The orientation relationship of the transformation is (111) γ //(0001) α and [1\bar10] γ //[01\bar10] α . The twinning plane of transformation product was determined to be basal or (01\bar10) Plane. The transformation mechanism consists of the re-stacking of close-packed oxygen ion layers and the synchronous displacement of ferric ions located at the interstices of oxygen. These cooperative movements are discussed by dislocation models.
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Oriented Transformations in Iron Oxides and Hydroxides
J. D. Bernal, D. R. Dasgupta, Alan L. Mackay · Nature · 1957 · 92 citations