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The Snoek Effect in Ternary BCC Alloys. A Review

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The Snoek relaxation is associated with the redistribution of interstitial atoms in the bcc lattice under the application of the oscillatory stress. Addition of substitutional solutes introduces new peaks or broadening of the normal Snoek peak. The experimental and theoretical investigations of the effect are briefly reviewed.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 115)

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M. Koiwa, Hiroshi Numakura

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Anelastic Relaxation, Atomic Diffusion, Internal Friction, Snoek Effect, Solute-Solute Interaction

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