Surface Morphology Characterization of a Dendrite in Al-Ge Observed by Synchrotron Tomoscopy
Surface Morphology Characterization of a Dendrite in Al-Ge Observed by Synchrotron Tomoscopy
Layman’s Abstract: In this study, we look at how tree-like structures called dendrites form in a metal alloy (aluminum-germanium) as it cools and solidifies. Using a cutting-edge imaging technique called synchrotron tomoscopy, we capture the process in 3D, which allows us to see these structures in detail. We focus on how different shapes form depending on the local surface and what factors influence these shapes. By examining how the dendrites grow, we can better understand material properties, like how solid and liquid phases interact, which could help improve the design of stronger and more efficient materials.
View Book:- https://doi.org/10.9734/bpi/mono/978-93-49473-95-9/CH3
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