Crystallite Size and Strain Study of a Nanostructured Fe-Cu Alloy from Diffraction Profile Analysis

O.E.  Agüero; L.M. Socolovsky; I.L. Torriani

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Crystallite Size and Strain Study of a Nanostructured Fe-Cu Alloy from Diffraction Profile Analysis

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Journal of Metastable and Nanocrystalline Materials (Volumes 20-21)

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O.E. Agüero, L.M. Socolovsky, I.L. Torriani

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Ball Milling, Crystallite Size, Fe-Cu Alloys, Nanostructured Alloys, Strain, X-Ray Diffraction (XRD)

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