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Auger electron spectroscopy and STEM X-ray microanalysis have been used to measure grain boundary segregations in iron-based alloys. Analyses have been carried out on iron-3 wt.% nickel alloys containing additions of either tin or phosphorous which have been embrittled by heat treatment at 823 K. The results of the two analyses are discussed and used to compare critically this application of the techniques.
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