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Time and temperature dependence of surface segregation in commercial steel, studied by Auger electron spectroscopy

C. Lea
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M. P. Seah
Pages 521-526 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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John Knott. (2010) Retrodigitisation and a personal perspective on fracture processes in engineering alloys. Materials Science and Technology 26:1, pages 1-4.
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C. P. Hunt & M. P. Seah. (1992) Submonolayer adsorbate reference material based on a low alloy steel fracture sample for Auger electron spectroscopy Part 1 Characterisation. Materials Science and Technology 8:11, pages 1023-1035.
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D. Pop & K. Wolski. (2006) Surface segregation in HAYNES 230 alloy. Applied Surface Science 253:4, pages 2244-2250.
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N. H. Heo. (1996) Grain boundary segregation and intergranular fracture in Ferrite containing Mo, Si or Al. Metals and Materials 2:1, pages 49-64.
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P. Lejček, V. Paidar, S.A. Firstov, Yu.N. Ivashchenko & A.V. Krajnikov. (1989) Anisotropy of surface segregation in Fe-5.9 at %Si alloy. Scripta Metallurgica 23:12, pages 2147-2152.
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F. Pratesi & G. Rovida. (1986) Graphite precipitation on sulfur covered cobalt; Models and mechanism. Applied Surface Science 25:1-2, pages 241-245.
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