My research program is mainly focused on alloys or mixtures submitted to a sustained external forcing: such conditions are often met during either the processing of materials (e.g. by ball-milling or during thin film growth) or during the use of these materials (e.g. …
Microstructures and phases stabilized at steady state by variable temperature ball milling of Cu50Ag50 powders are characterized using transmission and scanning transmission electron …
Drawing on Barry's chemical geography, which gathers various concerns related to the study of chemicals in the field, and Bachelard's meta-chemical proposal, which challenges a substantialist understanding of chemicals, we propose an …
This is also supported by the measured K D of 0.054 ± 0.002 s −1 for the 4-h-milled Cu(OD) 0.8 Ag 0.2 (Supplementary Fig. 20), indicating its weak CO adsorption sites are more than those of Cu ...
Zghal et al. reported deformation texture in Cu-Ag ball milled powders by analyzing the SAED pattern of powders [16, 17]. Boulay et.al used SAED pattern of TiO 2, and Mn 3 O 4 nanocrystal aggregates and platinum films and carried out Rietveld refinement using MAUD (Material Analysis Using Diffraction) in which textural refinement was ...
Download scientific diagram | TEM analysis of Cu 50 Ag 50 powders milled at 315K: (a) bright field image, (b) dark field image, and (c) selected area diffraction pattern; (d) is an STEM-DF image ...
We present a study of nanostructured Cu–Ag material obtained by low temperature ball milling.
Ag 50 Cu 50 alloys were prepared by high-energy ball milling at 393, 423, and 453 K. Atom probe tomography was used to characterize the microstructure and the local composition of the milled powders. The dynamical competition between the atomic mixing forced by milling and the phase separation promoted by thermodynamic driving forces results in the self …
My research program is mainly focused on alloys or mixtures submitted to a sustained external forcing: such conditions are often met during either the processing of materials (e.g. by ball-milling or during thin film growth) or during the use of these materials (e.g. …
Ag 50 Cu 50 alloys are prepared by high energy ball milling at different controlled temperatures, 85 K, 315 K and 453 K, with milling times long enough to reach steady-state. Atom probe field ion microscopy (APFIM) is used to characterize the atomic mixing forced by low temperature milling and to study the nanocomposite materials stabilized by elevated temperature milling.
DOI: 10.1016/S1359-6454(02)00286-0 Corpus ID: 137316406; Electron microscopy nanoscale characterization of ball milled Cu-Ag powders. Part II: Nanocomposites synthesized by elevated temperature milling or annealing
The observation of thermal decomposition at the low temperature of 373–473 K (100–200 °C) is consistent with the results of Klassen et al. [13] obtained for ball-milled Ag 50 Cu 50 alloy, in which they found that ball milling at 473 K led to fully decomposed Ag and Cu alloys. In the work of Klassen et al., decomposition of Ag–Cu films at ...
A TEM and STEM investigation of Cu-Ag nanomaterials synthesized by temperature controlled high-energy ball-milling more by Slim Zghal It is well documented that low-temperature ball-milling can force immiscible elements, e.g., Cu and Ag, into solid solution.
We can understand this observation by noting that the specimens were prepared by first ball-milling the Cu, Ag and Nb powders for over ∼8 ... S. Zghal, P. Bhattacharya, R. Twesten, F. Wu, P. Bellon. Mater Sci Forum, 386–388 (2002), p. 165. View in Scopus [13] G. Martin. Phys Rev B, 30 (1984), p. 1424. View in Scopus
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It has been reported that mechanical milling of an Ag-Cu system produces a complete solid solution for the entire composition [11][12][13] [14] [15]; hence, Ag-Cu particles were mechanically ...
Commercially pure copper and silver powders were combined to obtain an average molar composition of 90% Cu and 10% Ag and then subjected to high-energy ball milling using a SPEX 8000 mill in an argon glove box for 12 h at ambient temperature (∼50 °C).Ball milling forces the mixing of Cu and Ag into a solid solution [23].The ball-milled powders were then …
The Cu–Ag system has been selected because its thermodynamic properties are well known [23], and because it displays a very rich and intriguing behavior during ball milling [13], [14], and under irradiation [24].In particular, Klassen and coworkers [14] have studied in detail the influence of the milling temperature on the final state of the powders, while keeping the milling …
After a certain mill time, thin flake WS-SA@Ag–Cu (Ag–Cu encapsulated by WS and SA) is obtained, and due to the encapsulation of oil layer on the surface of Ag–Cu, the WS-SA@Ag–Cu is hydrophobic, indicating that ball-milling with WS and SA can obtain hydrophobic Ag–Cu and improve its compatibility with organic phase [17]. Furthermore ...
Zghal, R. Twesten, F. Wu, P. Bellon, "Electron microscopy nanoscale characterization of ball-milled Cu-Ag powders. ... "Forced mixing and nanoscale decomposition in ball-milled Cu-Ag characterized by APFIM," Acta Materialia, Vol 49, pp. 453 (2001). ... Application to Ball Milling," P. Bellon and R. S. Averback, Physical Review Letters ...
The Cu-Co-Mn system's free energy of solid solubility varies for grain sizes of (b) 20 nm, (c) 10 nm and (d) 4 nm, as shown in Figure 1parison of the results of Mn addition in ternary Cu-Co-Mn system vis-a-vis binary Cu-Co system (Figure 1a) obtained by thermodynamic calculation reveals that the addition of Mn has significantly reduced the free energy over the …
We present a study of nanostructured Cu-Ag material obtained by low temperature ball milling. The microstructural characterization is carried out using a wide variety of transmission electron microscopy (TEM) techniques from conventional dark-field imaging, selected area diffraction and energy dispersive X-ray spectrometry (EDS) to more modern techniques of scanning TEM …
Electron microscopy nanoscale characterization of ball-milled Cu–Ag powders. Part I: Solid solution synthesized by cryo-milling ... Part I: Solid solution synthesized by cryo-milling. Slim Zghal. 2002, Acta Materialia.
Structural and Chemical Nanoscale Electron Microscopy Characterization of Ag-Cu Ball Milled Powders - Volume 9 Issue S02 - P. Bellon, S. Zghal, M. J. Hÿtch, J. -P. Chevalier, R. Twesten, F. Wu View
Microstructures and phases stabilized at steady state by variable temperature ball milling of Cu50Ag50 powders are ... 4712 S. Zghal et al. / Acta Materialia 50 (2002) 4711–4726
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In the present paper, we use transmission electron microscopy (TEM), and scanning TEM (STEM) to characterize the microstructure and the phases in presence in Cu 50 …
By combining the two most conductive metals, Ag and Cu, a composite with extremely high electrical conductivity and high strength was produced be accumulative roll bonding method for the first time. UFG microstructures were observed in the Cu–Ag samples after five ARB cycles. The continuity of the constituent Cu and Ag layers was maintained up to the …
Electron microscopy nanoscale characterization of ball milled Cu-Ag powders. Part II: Nanocomposites synthesized by elevated temperature milling or annealing (PDF) Electron microscopy nanoscale characterization of ball milled Cu-Ag powders.
Proceedings of the 2018 IEEE 8th International Conference on Nanomaterials: Applications and Properties, NAP 2018, 2018. This study intends to present a review of the different types of ceramic-polymeric nanocomposites.