Scanning droplet cell investigations on single grains of a FeAlCr light weight ferritic steel

Polycrystalline Fe7.5Al7Cr is a ferritic light weight steel that shows a strong anisotropic dissolution behaviour. This electrochemical phenomenon was investigated by use of a scanning droplet cell (SDC). The crystallographic orientation of the single grains was determined by electron back scatter d...

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description Polycrystalline Fe7.5Al7Cr is a ferritic light weight steel that shows a strong anisotropic dissolution behaviour. This electrochemical phenomenon was investigated by use of a scanning droplet cell (SDC). The crystallographic orientation of the single grains was determined by electron back scatter diffraction (EBSD). The fraction of grains with a near 〈1 1 1〉 orientation (
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FeAlCr alloy
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Scanning droplet cell
Single grains
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