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Structure and mechanical properties of MoSi2-SiC nanolayer composites
Harriet Kung
, Tom R. Jervis
, Juha-Pekka Hirvonen
, John Embury
, Terry Mitchell
, Michael Nastasi
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
Los Alamos National Laboratory
McMaster University
VTT (former employee or external)
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Mechanical Properties
100%
Nanolayers
100%
Structure-property Relationships
100%
MoSi2
100%
MoSi2-SiC
100%
Annealing
60%
Spheroidization
60%
Grain Growth
40%
SiC Layer
40%
Heat Treatment
20%
Mechanical Response
20%
Phase Transformation
20%
Nanocrystalline
20%
Crystallization
20%
Structural Change
20%
Nanoindentation
20%
High Modulus
20%
Crystalline Transformation
20%
Cross-sectional Transmission Electron Microscopy
20%
Alternating Layers
20%
Multilayered Films
20%
Elastic Properties
20%
Amorphous Structure
20%
Crystallization Process
20%
Magnetron
20%
Recrystallization Behavior
20%
Property Relations
20%
Abnormal Grain Growth
20%
High Temperature Exposure
20%
High-temperature Phase
20%
Diode Sputtering
20%
Layer Geometry
20%
Phase Layers
20%
High-temperature Crystallization
20%
Equiaxed Microstructure
20%
Maximum Hardness
20%
INIS
layers
100%
mechanical properties
100%
silicon carbides
100%
nanolayers
100%
molybdenum silicides
100%
hardness
50%
crystallization
50%
grain growth
50%
annealing
33%
films
33%
sputtering
33%
pressure range giga pa
33%
geometry
16%
microstructure
16%
high temperature
16%
recrystallization
16%
heat treatments
16%
transmission electron microscopy
16%
magnetrons
16%
phase transformations
16%
elastic properties
16%
Material Science
Composite Material
100%
Film
100%
Heat Treatment
50%
Nanoindentation
50%
Abnormal Grain Growth
50%
Transmission Electron Microscopy
50%
Crystallization
50%
Nanocrystalline
50%
Amorphous Material
50%
Elastic Property
50%