Physical properties of manganese-bismuth specimens produced in microgravity

Microgravity experiments performed on alloys with a miscibility gap, have had to be complemented with further experiments with the Mn--Bi system as a model for phase separation in systems with a peritectic reaction. The treatment concerns the definition of the steps to be carried out during intended...

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