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Philosophical Magazine A Volume 65, 1992 - Issue 1
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A theory for lattice cleavage of l12 type intermetallic compounds

T. Kawabata Technical Research Laboratories, Sumitomo Light Metal Industries, Ltd, Chitose, Minato-Ku, Nagoya, 455, Japan; Hitokita 1-27-35, Taihaku-Ku, Sendai, 982-02, Japan
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T. Takasugi Technical Research Laboratories, Sumitomo Light Metal Industries, Ltd, Chitose, Minato-Ku, Nagoya, 455, Japan; Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University, Sendai, 980, Japan
Pages 215-225 | Received 29 Oct 1990, Accepted 12 Mar 1991, Published online: 13 Sep 2006
 

Abstract

A theory was developed for formation of micro-cracks and lattice cleavage due to dislocation reactions in L12 type intermetallic compounds. The L12 type intermetallic compounds might be cleaved on {001} and {11X}, where X = 0, 1,2, 4 and so on, being coincident with experimental observations.

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