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Self-Organization of Various-Scale Structural Groups in a Cu/NbTi Composite under the Effect of Hydrostatic Bundle Extrusion

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Using repeated bundle extrusion of a Cu/NbTi composite, we have obtained a high-strength heterophase alloy having superconducting properties. X-ray diffraction characterization has shown that the material we obtained has an unstressed, relaxed structure in the form of self-consistent, locally diffusion-alloyed atomic groups ranging widely in size, which can be divided into three groups: (1) microcrystalline long-range-ordered particles about 450 Å in size, showing up as Debye peaks with sharp tops; (2) mesoscopic clusters with a nanoscale atomic order, responsible for broad diffuse lines; and (3) small low-dimensional atomic groups with short-range order (10–50 Å), responsible for incoherent diffuse X-ray scattering (very broad diffuse halos).

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  1. Galkin Institute for Physics and Technology, 283050, Donetsk, Russia

    Z. A. Samoilenko, N. N. Ivakhnenko, E. I. Pushenko, N. N. Belousov & N. V. Chernyavskaya

  2. Russian State Agrarian University—Timiryazev Agricultural Academy, 127434, Moscow, Russia

    N. N. Ivakhnenko

  3. Donetsk National University, 283001, Donetsk, Russia

    M. Yu. Badekin

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Samoilenko, Z.A., Ivakhnenko, N.N., Pushenko, E.I. et al. Self-Organization of Various-Scale Structural Groups in a Cu/NbTi Composite under the Effect of Hydrostatic Bundle Extrusion. Inorg Mater 59, 932–939 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0020168523090121

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