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Animations of dynamic recrystallization with the numerical modelling system Elle

2001

GeophysicsGeochemistry and PetrologyDynamic recrystallizationMechanical engineeringGeologyMicrostructureGeologyJournal of the Virtual Explorer
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VIEPS/Mainz Microstructure Course

2000

GeophysicsRecrystallization (geology)Geochemistry and PetrologyMetallurgyGeologyDeformation (meteorology)MicrostructureGeologyJournal of the Virtual Explorer
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In-situ transformation of iron-bearing minerals in marshland-derived paddy subsoil

2016

Transformations of Fe-bearing minerals under alternating redox conditions are not fully understood. In-situ approaches under field conditions have rarely been used. We exposed mesh bags containing ferrihydrite, goethite or nontronite to changing redox conditions in subsoil that had been under paddy management for 100, 700 and 2000 years. After 12 months, the minerals were retrieved and analysed for organic carbon and by X-ray diffraction; in addition, nontronite was analysed for cation exchange capacity and by Mossbauer spectroscopy at 278 and 4.2 K. Field exposure of the test minerals was complemented by measurements of soil redox potential and analyses of soil water. Minerals accumulated …

GoethiteMineralRecrystallization (geology)ChemistryInorganic chemistrySoil ScienceNontronite010501 environmental sciencesengineering.material010502 geochemistry & geophysics01 natural sciencesRedoxFerrihydritevisual_artvisual_art.visual_art_mediumCation-exchange capacityengineeringLepidocrocite0105 earth and related environmental sciencesEuropean Journal of Soil Science
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Welding abilities of UFG metals

2018

Ultrafine Grained (UFG) metals are characterized by an average grain size of <1 μm and mostly high angle grain boundaries. These materials exhibit exceptional improvements in strength, superplastic behaviour and in some cases enhanced biocompatibility. UFG metals barstock can be fabricated effectively by means of Severe Plastic Deformation (SPD) methods. However, the obtained welded joints with similar properties to the base of UFG material are crucial for the production of finished engineering components. Conventional welding methods based on local melting of the joined edges cannot be used due to the UFG microstructure degradation caused by the heat occurrence in the heat affected zone…

Heat-affected zoneMaterials scienceRecrystallization (metallurgy)SuperplasticityUltrafine Grained (UFG) Linear Friction Welding (LFW) Severe Plastic Deformation (SPD) Rotary Friction Welding (RFW) Friction Stir Welding (FSW)WeldingMicrostructurelaw.inventionlawGrain boundaryFriction weldingSevere plastic deformationComposite materialSettore ING-IND/16 - Tecnologie E Sistemi Di LavorazioneAIP Conference Proceedings
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Presentation of the DSIP method for study of recrystallization process in subsurface zone induced by sandblasting

2011

In the paper we demonstrate the application of the positron annihilation experimental technique based on the scan of the positron implantation profile for observation of the recrystallization process in the subsurface zone (SZ). The SZ was created in the copper sample whose surface was exposed to a sandblasting treatment and then annealed at different temperatures. Application of 68Ge/68Ga positron source allows us to scan the depth of c.a. 150 μm. It was found that recrystallization goes faster close to the surface than in deeper regions. The complete rebuilding of the microstructure takes place at temperature of 600 °C. Some changes in the defect structure begin at temperature of 300 °C.

HistoryMaterials sciencePositronchemistryMetallurgychemistry.chemical_elementRecrystallization (metallurgy)MicrostructureCopperComputer Science ApplicationsEducationPositron annihilationJournal of Physics: Conference Series
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Structural reorganization in a hydrogen-bonded organic framework

2018

Self-recognition of 3,3′,5,5′-azobenzenetetracarboxylic acid drives the formation of a grid-like anionic hydrogen-bonded framework with channels occupied by organic cations. This supramolecular solid is capable of reorganizing its connectivity in the presence of specific guests into a different crystalline architecture by sequential dissolution and recrystallization.

Hydrogen010405 organic chemistryChemistrySupramolecular chemistryQuímica organometàl·licaRecrystallization (metallurgy)chemistry.chemical_elementGeneral Chemistry010402 general chemistry01 natural sciencesCatalysis0104 chemical sciencesChemical engineeringMaterials ChemistryCristallsDissolution
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The comparison of seven different methods to quantify the amorphous content of spray dried lactose

2006

The purpose of this work was to verify the usefulness, advantages and disadvantages of seven methods that are widely used to detect, and quantify the amorphous contents in pharmaceutical solids. Here, StepScan DSC, a type of modulated temperature calorimetry method, was applied for the first time to quantify amorphicity. The comparison of the analytical methods was undertaken with real (non-artificial) test samples, i.e. spray-dried lactose samples with various degrees of crystallinity. In these samples, it was essential that the amorphous and the crystalline portions are not present as separate particles, which is the case when physical (artificial) mixtures of totally amorphous and totall…

Isothermal microcalorimetryRecrystallization (geology)Chemistryrecrystallizationspectroscopic methodsGeneral Chemical Engineeringx-ray powder diffractionAnalytical chemistryCalorimetrycalorimetric methodsAmorphous solidlactosemoisture sorptionCrystallinityDifferential scanning calorimetryGravimetric analysisamorphicitypharmaceutical compoundsGlass transitionPowder Technology
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Dominance of microstructural processes and their effect on microstructural development: insights from numerical modelling of dynamic recrystallization

2002

The influence of the dominance of different processes on the microstructural development of a quarzite has been numerically modelled using the modelling system Elle. In the model dynamic recrystallization of a polycrystalline aggregate has been simulated by a combination of viscous deformation, lattice rotation, subgrain formation, rotation recrystallization, nucleation of new grains and recovery. Different combinations of the dominance of processes are considered by variations in values of the grain boundary mobility and the energy threshold value for recrystallization by nucleation of new grains. In addition, two different starting microstructures (fine and coarse grained) are used. Resul…

Lattice (order)Dynamic recrystallizationNucleationThermodynamicsGeologyOcean EngineeringGrain boundaryCrystalliteGrain boundary migrationMicrostructureGeologyWater Science and TechnologyGeological Society, London, Special Publications
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Controls on lineation development in low to medium grade shear zones: a study from the Cap de Creus peninsula, NE Spain

2002

Lineations composed of similarly oriented elongate mineral aggregates or grains are a common feature in deformed rocks, but it is unclear which factors control the development of such lineations. Field observations and microstructural analysis of samples, which were taken from discrete greenschist to lower amphibolite facies shear zones of the easternmost Variscan Pyrenees, show that strain is only one of several factors that control the strength and type of a lineation. Dynamic recrystallization, metamorphic reactions and rigid body rotation are also important controlling factors for the development of lineations. The most important of these is dynamic recrystallization. The way in which d…

LineationLithologyGreenschistMetamorphic rockDynamic recrystallizationMineralogyGeologyShear zoneParent rockPetrologyMetamorphic faciesGeologyJournal of Structural Geology
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2019

A probabilistic discrete model for 2D protein crystal growth is presented. This model takesinto account the available space and can describe growing processes of a different nature due to theversatility of its parameters, which gives the model great flexibility. The accuracy of the simulation istested against a real recrystallization experiment, carried out with the bacterial protein SbpA fromLysinibacillus sphaericus CCM2177, showing high agreement between the proposed model and theactual images of the crystal growth. Finally, it is also discussed how the regularity of the interface(i.e., the curve that separates the crystal from the substrate) affects the evolution of the simulation.

Materials science010304 chemical physicsProbabilistic logicRecrystallization (metallurgy)Statistical modelCrystal growth010402 general chemistry01 natural sciences0104 chemical sciencesBacterial protein0103 physical sciencesGeneral Materials ScienceBiological systemProtein crystallizationMicroscale chemistryMaterials
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