Abstract:Microstructures of a nickel/austenitic-steel (AISI304) interface, which has been bonded through in-situ cold-rolling of clean surfaces (pre-sputtered by argon ion) within a vacuum apparatus (~10 -3 Pa), then followed by an annealing at 500°C, are investigated by transmission electron microscopy. We frequently find significant traces of thin oxide layers of 5-10 nm in thickness, which commonly reveal complex microstructures composed of bi-layers of different types of oxides. Origin of such interface oxides is p… Show more
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