Abstract
RECENTLY, several studies of dislocations in face-centred cubic metals by the method of transmission electron microscopy have been reported. Of the body-centred cubic metals, however, only iron has so far received attention1,2. In this letter we give a preliminary account of some experiments on dislocation movements during deformation and recovery processes in molybdenum.
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KERRIDGE, J., JOHNSON, A. & MATTHEWS, H. Dislocation Arrangements in Molybdenum. Nature 184, 356–357 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/184356a0
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