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Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Nano-Crystalline Al-Mg-Mn System

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Nano - crystalline Al-Mg-Mn was synthesized by ball milling technique. Microstructure of these alloys has been studied from X-ray line broadening. The crystallite size of nano - crystalline Al-Mg-Mn system decreases by increasing the Mg content, While the micro-strain, median diameter,, and geometrical standard deviations,  increases by increasing the Mg content. Micro-hardness of our system has been investigated by Vickers hardness test. The hardness increases by increasing the Mg content.

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A.A. Ebnalwaled, M. Abou Zied

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Crystallite Size, Full-Width at Half Maximum, Hardness, Micro Strain

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