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Consolidation of Mg₂Si Powder Using Shockwave Generated by Projectile Impact

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A series of shock compaction experiments on as-received and ball-milled Mg₂Si powder were conducted. The crystalline size in the shocked compacts obtained from the ball-milled powder was equivalent to that of the compacts obtained from the as-received powder. Although the shock pressure was higher than the phase transition pressure, the crystal structure reverted to its original structure under ambient conditions. For the shocked compact obtained from the ball-milled powder, a MgO peak appeared in the X-ray diffraction pattern.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 767)

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177-182

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July 2013

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Hiroaki Kishimura, Yuki Yano, Hitoshi Matsumoto

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Ball Milling, Magnesium Silicide, Shock Consolidation

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