It was required to limit grain size during high temperature processing of copper sheet. and the finest possible particle was single atoms, so introduced 0.1 at.% solute, rather that 0.1 vol% particles. a. İs this approach likely to be effective? Why or why not? b. Compare the effects of solute and particles on high temperature grain growth.

It was required to limit grain size during high temperature processing of copper sheet. and the finest possible particle was single atoms, so introduced 0.1 at.% solute, rather that 0.1 vol% particles. a. İs this approach likely to be effective? Why or why not? b. Compare the effects of solute and particles on high temperature grain growth.

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Chapter14: Chromatography

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