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Effect of Plastic Deformation on Electrical and Mechanical Properties of some 5xxx Al Wrought Alloys

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The Electrical Resistivity and a Mechanical Property (hardness) of some 5xxx Aluminum Alloys Were Investigated. the Samples Were Exposed to a Type of Plastic Deformation (compression) to Nearly40% Deformation; the Resistivity and Vickers Hardness Being Measured for Every Degree of Deformation. the Investigated Alloys Gave a Good Response to the above Two Techniques, and the Results Were Consistent with each other.

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Defects and Diffusion in Ceramics XIII

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volume 330)

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11-18

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September 2012

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M.A. Abdel-Rahman, N. Z-El-Sayed, Ahmed G. Attallah, Emad A. Badawi

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Al-Mg Alloy, Dislocation, Electrical Resistivity, Plastic Deformation, Vickers Hardness

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