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IT appears from various experiments that the ease with which a crystal can grow in a deformed matrix depends very much on the mutual orientation of growing and disappearing lattice domain. This is already obvious from the fact that, in a recrystallizing coarse-grained material, the new crystals show corrugated boundaries, demonstrating visibly that some of the original grains are consumed at a faster rate than others1. Recent experiments give a far more striking proof of this phenomenon.
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MAY, W., TIEDEMA, T. & BURGERS, W. Inclusions in Aluminium Crystals. Nature 162, 740–741 (1948). https://doi.org/10.1038/162740b0
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