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The Interaction of Migrating Liquid Inclusions with Grain Boundaries in Solids

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A liquid droplet on a planar grain boundary in a solid is in a position of minimum energy since the grain boundary area must increase if the droplet moves away. Thus a droplet migrating through a polycrystalline solid may either penetrate or be trapped by a grain boundary, depending on whether or not the applied driving force on the droplet is sufficient to propel the droplet out of the energy valley associated with a grain boundary.

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    T. R. Anthony & H. E. Cline

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  1. Research Laboratory, United States Steel Corporation, Monroeville, Pennsylvania, USA

    Hsun Hu

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Anthony, T.R., Cline, H.E. (1972). The Interaction of Migrating Liquid Inclusions with Grain Boundaries in Solids. In: Hu, H. (eds) The Nature and Behavior of Grain Boundaries. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-0181-4_8

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