… exists on both the grain boundaries and the sub-grain boundaries. The fracture characteristic
tends to be the typical brittle fracture along grain boundary and sub-grain boundary with a …

… the grain boundaries in the alloys with high Zn content than those with low Zn content.
Further, extensive corrosion sludges were observed on the fractured surface (Figs. 2(a, c, e)). …

… segregation of both Mg and Zn to the grain boundary … Mg and Zn appear to be the same
at the grain boundary as in the bulk. For the overaged samples, the plasmon-loss energy for Zn …

… a strong co-segregation of Zn and Ca atoms at grain boundaries and uniformly distributed
β-… along grain boundaries that parallel the tensile axis, leading to improved resistance to grain …

… grain boundary precipitate nucleation and the early stages of growth in an Al-7.8”; Zn-2.5”;
Mg … The most important factor controlling nucleation is shown to be the grain boundary plane …

… twin activation and stability in ternary Mg-RE-Zn alloys [27] What has … to grain boundaries
due to their large size misfit within the Mg-matrix, and therefore influence the grain boundary …

… (HE) of an Al–Zn–Mg–Cu alloy was investigated. Slow strain … The grain boundary segregation
of Mg, Zn and Cu was … the concentration of Mg, Zn and Cu at grain boundary, the index …

… (PFZ and grain boundary precipitate) in the vicinity of grain boundaries. Ag has favorably …
vicinity of grain boundaries and produced a smaller width of PFZ than in the Al-Zn-Mg ternary …

… The formation of Zn and Mg segregations at a tilt Σ5{013} <100> grain boundary (GB) in Al
and … shift of one of the grains was carried out perpendicular to the grain boundary and then full …

… In special cases, in the narrow interval below the solidus line, fine-grained Al–Mg–Zn alloys
… Fe–Si–Zn alloys may be the formation of liquid-like layers of grain boundary (GB) phases [5], …