2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-0248(01)01590-1
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Crystallographic texture and orientation variants in Al2O3–Y3Al5O12 directionally solidified eutectic crystals

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“…The following relationship for the crystallographic orientation between the two phases was obtained (Yasuda et al, 2005). This relationship coincides with an earlier work (Frazer et al, 2001). The lamellas tended to align in a certain direction.…”
Section: Mgc Fabrication Processsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…The following relationship for the crystallographic orientation between the two phases was obtained (Yasuda et al, 2005). This relationship coincides with an earlier work (Frazer et al, 2001). The lamellas tended to align in a certain direction.…”
Section: Mgc Fabrication Processsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…El proceso de solidificación direccional da lugar a estructuras muy texturadas, con relaciones de orientación cristalográfica bien definidas entre las dos fases. Se han encontrado varias relaciones de orientación posibles en el sistema Al 2 O 3 /YAG dependiendo de las condiciones de procesado (20). La orientación de los monocristales de Al 2 O 3 y YAG, estudiados en este trabajo, fueron <110> y <012>, respectivamente, a lo largo del eje de solidificación con una desorientación menor de 5º (Figura 3).…”
Section: Microestructuraunclassified
“…As such, this concept could be associated, if not actually considered as interchangeable, with the notion of meso-crystals defined for the growth by oriented attachment of nanoparticles building up single crystals. 29 It also appears that a surface fractal aggregate model could explain various aspects of the concept of mosaicity that characterises the formation of inorganic [30][31][32] and macromolecular [33][34][35][36] single crystals.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%