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Metastable phase formation during the decomposition of Fe-20 at.% Mo
D. Isheim
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MRC - Materials Research Center
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Fe-rich
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Metastable Phase Formation
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Atom Probe
66%
Field Ion Microscopy
66%
BCC Solid Solution
66%
Transmission Electron Microscopy
33%
High-resolution
33%
Coherency Strain
33%
Microstructure
33%
Strain Energy
33%
Probe Analysis
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Intermetallic Phases
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Modulated Structure
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Misfit
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Energy Terms
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Electron Diffraction Pattern
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Gibbs Free Energy
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Continuum Elasticity
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Miscibility Gap
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Characteristic Length Scale
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Mo Alloys
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Metastable Equilibrium
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Isothermal Decomposition
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Structure-oriented
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Engineering
Phase Formation
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Metastable Phase
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Solid Solutions
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Isothermal
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Length Scale
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Early Stage
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Characteristic Length
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Energy Term
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Coherency Strain
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Bcc Structure
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High Resolution
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Strain Energy
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Miscibility Gap
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Metastable Equilibrium
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Electron Diffraction
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Gibbs Free Energy
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Intermetallics
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Material Science
Atom Probe
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Field Ion Microscopy
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High-Resolution Episcopic Microscopy
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Solid Solutions
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Diffraction Pattern
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Electron Diffraction
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Transmission Electron Microscopy
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Intermetallic Compound
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
Solid Solutions
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Transmission Electron Microscopy
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Miscibility Gap
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Diffraction Pattern
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Purity
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Electron Diffraction
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Gibbs Free Energy
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