a-ferrite is a BCC iron phase. It was experimentally shown that a full-edge dislocation can move...

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a-ferrite is a BCC iron phase. It was experimentally shown that a full-edge dislocation can move in the (010) direction through forming two partial dislocation slips in the (111) directions. Draw these dislocation slip motions in the a-Fe unit cell and show if such partial motion is energetically favorable. a-ferrite is a BCC iron phase. It was experimentally shown that a full-edge dislocation can move in the (010) direction through forming two partial dislocation slips in the (111) directions. Draw these dislocation slip motions in the a-Fe unit cell and show if such partial motion is energetically favorable.

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