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Electrochemical Noise Measurement for Corrosion Applications
It appears that pits that eventually progress to stable growth originally start by
growing metastably [4]. Hence, the rate at which stably growing pits form on a
metal surface should be equal to the product of the rate at which metastably
growing ...
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High Pressure Phenomena
The L-L phase transition resulted in separation of a second liquid phase as “
droplets” within a “matrix” of the high temperature liquid, before both were
quenched to metastably coexisting glasses [33]. The compositions of “droplet”
and “matrix” ...
R.J. Hemley, G.L. Chiarotti, M. Bernasconi,
2002
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Industrial Applications of X-Ray Diffraction
Many of these phases are synthetic or occur only in meteorites. From an
industrial perspective, the fine structural distinctions are largely irrelevant, and it
is sufficient to recognize two basic forms. a-tridymite, which can exist metastably
at room ...
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Rapidly Quenched Metals
Thus, the larger FCC grains appear to have formed metastably but at a cooling
rate much smaller than that associated with the formation of the very fine FCC
crystals in the same alloy. 4. DISCUSSION By determining the crystal structure
and ...
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Illite: Origins, Evolution and Metamorphism
Stable Phase, Metastable Phase, and Phase Metastably Present A stable phase
is one which has a field in P , T, x space where it will remain present for an infinite
period of time. This phase will crystallize when P, T, x conditions are such that ...
Alain Meunier, Bruce Velde, B. Velde,
2004
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High Pressure Surface Science and Engineering
Although it has the same space group as the prototype HgS, the cinnabar
structure which appears metastably in III-V compounds is four-fold rather than
twofold coordinated. The C222] structure which occurs metastably in HgSe and
HgTe [93] ...
Yury Gogotsi, V. Domnich,
2003
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Defects in Microelectronic Materials and Devices
Hence, the probability of a metastably trapped or slowly transporting hole in an
Es center being annihilated or compensated by electron capture is ~10 times
greater than the probability of a proton being neutralized by an electron in S1O2.
Daniel M. Fleetwood, Ronald D. Schrimpf,
2008
If formation of stable phase is suppressed for some reasons, crystals of
metastably nucleated phase can grow steadily, as in the case of aragonite in
shells. Geologic time may be required to transform the metastably nucleated
phase to the ...
G.V. Chilingarian, K.H. Wolf,
1994
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Metamorphic Reactions and Metamorphic Facies
The field of B is divided into two subfields, and in the range between T2 and T3
assemblage C (high temperature) could develop metastably (C') from the initial
low-temperature assemblage A. Similarly B could develop metastably (B') from A
at ...
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Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology
In many instances, state A may persist metastably, and indefinitely, for hundreds
of degrees below its stable T. This, in fact, is the fate of virtually all minerals
formed at high T in magmatic rocks. We might anticipate that the increasing ΔG at
...