article·1999-01-01

Correlation Between Microstrain and Crystallite Size in Alumina

Xin Liu, MA Ming-liang, X.I. Sheng-Qi, Zhou Jing-En, Qingyun Xie

Abstract

The evolution of microstrain and crystallite size in Al 2O 3 subjected to high energy ball milling was studied by X ray diffraction analysis As expected, the ball milling produced a noticeable increase in microstrain and a decrease of the original crystallite size A mathematical linear correlation between microstrain and the reciprocal of crystallite size was obtained, and double n phenomenon was observed in the e~1/D relationship The mechanism of microstrain increase for different milling period, which could be reflected from variation of the slope in the e~1/D relationship, was suggested
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced Surface Polishing Techniques · Metallurgy and Material Forming · Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Steels

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