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Texture of Rapidly Solidified Foils of Tin, Indium, Bismuth, and Their Alloys
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Open or CloseShepelevich VG*
Doctor of Science in Physics and Mathematics, Belarus
*Corresponding author: Shepelevich VG, Doctor of Science in Physics and Mathematics, Minsk, 220030, Belarus
Submission: July 28, 2021; Published: September 13, 2021
ISSN: 2639-0590Volume3 Issue3
Abstract
Tin, indium, bismuth, and their alloys are produced with rapidly solidified crystallization. Cooling rate
was in the order 105-106K/s. A thickness of foils was 30-80μm. Polar densities, phkl, of diffractional lines
hkl were calculated by Harris method. It was established, that tin, indium, and bismuth have texture
(100), (101) and texture 
bismuth, correspondly. These textures are conserved in solid solution
and eutectic alloys. Textures of tin and indium are caused with most density packed planes. The texture
of bismuth is caused with orientation covalent bonds.
Keywords: Rapidly solidified foils; Tin; Indium; Bismuth; Polar density of diffractional line; Texture, Eutectic alloys
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