Journal: Journal of Materials Research
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J. Mater. Res.
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Cambridge University Press
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- Effect of intergranular glass films on the electrical conductivity of 3Y-TZPItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Materials ResearchGödickemeier, M.; Michel, B.; Orliukas, A.; et al. (1994) - Introduction. JMR Early Career Scholars in Materials Science Annual IssueItem type: Other Journal Item
Journal of Materials ResearchNan, Cewen; Schadler, Linda S.; Messing, Gary L.; et al. (2016) - Structural and chemical characterization of the hardening phase in biodegradable Fe–Mn–Pd maraging steelsItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Materials ResearchMoszner, Frank; Gerstl, Stephan S.A.; Uggowitzer, Peter; et al. (2014) - Synthesis, structure and mechanical properties of ice-templated tungsten foamsItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Materials ResearchRöthlisberger, André; Häberli, Sandra; Spolenak, Ralph; et al. (2016)Tungsten foams with directional, controlled porosity were created by directional freeze-casting of aqueous WO3 powder slurries, subsequent freeze-drying by ice sublimation, followed by reduction and sintering under flowing hydrogen gas to form metallic tungsten. Addition of 0.51 wt% NiO to the WO3 slurry improved the densification of tungsten cell walls significantly at sintering temperatures above 1250 °C, yielding densely sintered W–0.5 wt% Ni walls with a small fraction of closed porosity (<5%). Slurries with powder volume fractions of 15–35 vol% were solidified and upon reduction and sintering the open porosity ranges from 27–66% following a linear relation with slurry solid volume fraction. By varying casting temperature and powder volume fraction, the wall thickness of the tungsten foams was controlled in the range of 10–50 µm. Uniaxial compressive testing at 25 and 400 °C, below and above the brittle-to-ductile-transition temperature of W, yields compressive strength values of 70–96 MPa (25 °C) and 92–130 MPa (400 °C). - Stick-slip dynamics and recent insights into shear banding in metallic glassesItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Materials ResearchKlaumünzer, D.; Maass, R.; Löffler, Jörg F. (2011) - High refractive index films of polymer nanocompositesItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Materials ResearchZimmennann, Lorenz; Weibel, Martin; Caseri, Walter; et al. (1993) - Microstructure of melt-processed Bi2Sr2CaCu2Oy and reaction mechanisms during post heat treatmentItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Materials ResearchHeeb, B.; Oesch, S.; Bohac, P.; et al. (1992) - Determination of the true projected contact area by in situ indentation testingItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Materials ResearchGuillonneau, Gaylord; Wheeler, Jeffrey M.; Wehrs, Juri; et al. (2019)A major limitation in nanoindentation analysis techniques is the inability to accurately quantify pile-up/sink-in around indentations. In this work, the contact area during indentation is determined simultaneously using both contact mechanical models and direct in situ observation in the scanning electron microscope. The pile-up around indentations in materials with low H/E ratios (nanocrystalline nickel and ultrafine-grained aluminum) and the sink-in around a material with a high H/E ratio (fused silica) were quantified and compared to existing indentation analyses. The in situ projected contact area measured by Scanning Electron Microscopy using a cube-corner tip differs significantly from the classical models for materials with low H/E modulus ratio. Using a Berkovich tip, the in situ contact area is in good agreement with the contact model suggested by Loubet et al. for materials with low H/E ratio and in good agreement with the Oliver and Pharr model for materials with high H/E ratio. - Large-scale integration of single-walled carbon nanotubes and graphene into sensors and devices using dielectrophoresis: A review – ERRATUMItem type: Other Journal Item
Journal of Materials ResearchBurg, Brian R.; Poulikakos, Dimos (2011) - Simultaneous deposition of Au nanoparticles during flame synthesis of TiO2 and SiO2Item type: Journal Article
Journal of Materials ResearchMädler, L.; Stark, Wendelin J.; Pratsinis, Sotiris E. (2003)
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