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Allotropic transformations at high temperature

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TN 215E. Manuscript, Feb. 6, 1954

This work was part of a research program sponsored by the ONR, U. S. Navy.

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McCaldin, J.O., Duwez, P. Allotropic transformations at high temperature. JOM 6, 619–620 (1954). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03398883

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