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CRYSTALLIZATION AND FRACTAL STRUCTURE OF MOLYBDENA SINGLE CRYSTALS |
ZHANG Jizhong;LI Hengde Tsinghua University; Beijing Lecturer;Department of Materials Science and Engineering; Tsinghua University; Beijing 100084 |
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ZHANG Jizhong;LI Hengde Tsinghua University; Beijing Lecturer;Department of Materials Science and Engineering; Tsinghua University; Beijing 100084. CRYSTALLIZATION AND FRACTAL STRUCTURE OF MOLYBDENA SINGLE CRYSTALS. Acta Metall Sin, 1990, 26(4): 135-138.
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Abstract During a molybdenum metal sheet heated properly at 900℃ in an oxi-dizing ambient, the Mo_5O_(14) single crystals will grow. The size of the most coarsesingle crystals is up to 15×1.1 mm and 310 nm thick as measured by Rutherfordback scattering spectrometry. Some fractal structure consisting of many molybdenawhiskers are observed after heating at 750℃. An approach to explain the crystalgrowth and fractal structure has been discussed.
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Received: 18 April 1990
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