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• W2049697777 abstract "Cleaved surfaces of galena crystals yield electron diffraction patterns made up of Kikuchi lines, and spots which are drawn out into streaks by refraction. After etching, the spot pattern predominates and the individual spots are sharp. The lines are then rather diffuse and ill-defined. Rocking curves upon various Bragg reflections from the surface plane prove that the imperfection of a certain crystal does not exceed about 15 minutes, and that the projections through which the electrons pass are relatively thick. Estimates of imperfection and thickness made from rocking curves are in approximate agreement with those obtained from widths of Kikuchi lines.A galena crystal which has been filed or ground parallel to a cube face exhibits two different sorts of surfaces. There are smooth mirror surfaces from which large blocks of the crystal have been mechanically torn, and there are very deeply scratched portions of the surface. The mirror surfaces give diffraction patterns which are qualitatively similar to patterns from cleaved surfaces, although there are notable differences. From mirror surfaces produced by filing Kikuchi lines are very diffuse or are entirely missing, and diffraction spots form an extended array. The diffuseness of the lines and the extent of the array of spots correspond to great crystal imperfection, or to exceedingly thin projections. Reasons are advanced for believing in imperfection rather than extreme thinness.The deeply scratched portions of the surface of a galena crystal give diffraction patterns which are entirely unlike patterns from cleaved surfaces. Before etching, Debye-Scherrer rings are produced. After a light or moderate etch a complex pattern appears, the nature of which is related to the angle between primary beam and direction of filing. The pattern is that of a mass of minute crystallites which have been rotated about an axis in the surface normal to the direction of filing, and in the sense determined by imaginary rollers which would be turned by slipping on the (0 1 0) plane. The magnitude of the rotation varies for different crystallites over a range from 5 to about 35 degrees. By alternate etching and examination by electron diffraction it is found that this layer of rotated crystallites extends beneath the surface to a depth of 0.003 mm.Rotation of crystallites accompanying slip along slip planes is the mechanism reported to account for strain hardening in metals. This same rotation is observed in the present experiments on galena. It seems altogether possible that the simple technique of these experiments can be applied directly to study the disturbance in surface layers of metal crystals produced by abrasion. It may thus be a useful way of studying strain hardening in metals" @default.
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