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The martensites in Ti-Cu alloys containing up to 8 wt pct Cu have been examined using transmission electron microscopy techniques. The martensite has a massive morphology in the alloys which contain 4 pct Cu or less, whereas the alloys containing 6 and 8 pct Cu exhibit acicular martensite. Experimental evidence is presented to show that the lattice invariant deformation in the massive martensite occurs by internal slip with a Burgers vector\(1/3[2\bar 1\bar 13]\) and these results are discussed in terms of recent calculations. The transition from the massive to acicular martensite morphology is also discussed.
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Williams, J.C., Taggart, R. & Polonis, D.H. The morphology and substructure of Ti-Cu martensite. Metall Trans 1, 2265–2270 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02643444
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