annealing twin

annealing twin

[ə′nēl·iŋ ‚twin]
(metallurgy)
A twinned crystal that is formed as molten metal is cooled and solidified.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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Observation of high frequency of twins is fully consistent with the investigation of the role of shear stress in formation of annealing twin boundaries in copper (Field et al., 2006).
The role of shear stress in the formation of annealing twin boundaries in copper.
Quantitative characterization of microstructure of pure copper processed by ECAP
Furthermore, cubic-Co easily forms an annealing twin in the cooling processes [7, 8], which has coincidence site lattice (CSL) to effectively block cracks and improve the ductility of the material [9, 10].
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Fig31 [19] shows the original annealing twins in annealed 70:30 brass.
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