J. Japan Inst. Metals and Materials
 1986
DOI: 10.2320/jinstmet1952.50.9_782
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Effects of a Small Amount of Additional Elements on Ductility of Tin-bronze at Elevated Temperatures

Motohiro Kanno
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Toshiyuki Ohsako
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Noriaki Shimodaira
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“…While, a little reports (7) have been published as for the effects of B on the various properties of Cu-base alloys. It is little known how much B atoms segregate at grain boundaries of Cu base alloys.…”
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Effects of B Additions on the Intragranular and Cellular Precipitations in a Cu–Be Alloy

Miki
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Ogino
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1988
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“…While, a little reports (7) have been published as for the effects of B on the various properties of Cu-base alloys. It is little known how much B atoms segregate at grain boundaries of Cu base alloys.…”
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Effects of B Additions on the Intragranular and Cellular Precipitations in a Cu–Be Alloy

Miki
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Ogino
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1988
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Retardation of Intergranular Fracture at Intermediate Temperatures by a Boundary Node in a Cu-9 at.% Al Alloy Tricrystal

Onaka
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Tajima
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Hashimoto
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Retardation of intergranular fracture at intermediate temperatures by a boundary node in a Cu−9 at.% Al alloy tricrystal

Onaka
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Tajima
2
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Hashimoto
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