Comparative Analysis of Crystal Growth on Earth and on a Space Station for CrSi.sub.2 Synthesized from Zn Melt in the Cr-Si-Zn System

Comparative Analysis of Crystal Growth on Earth and on a Space Station for CrSi.sub.2 Synthesized from Zn Melt in the Cr-Si-Zn System

We have analyzed crystal growth in "terrestrial" conditions and in conditions on a space station. It is shown that CrSi.sub.2 crystals grown from the Zn melt of the Cr-Si-Zn system in zero-gravity conditions exhibit an excess stress comparable with the excess pressure in the melt due to th...

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Hauptverfasser: Kalashnikov, E. V, Gurin, V. N, Nikanorov, S. P, Nikolaev, V. I
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