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    The document discusses mechanical alloying to produce nanocrystalline materials in the Cu-Zn system. Three studies are summarized: 1. Nanocrystalline solid solutions and intermetallic compounds can be generated in the Cu-Zn system through mechanical alloying using a planetary ball mill. 2. During mechanical alloying, nanocrystalline solid solutions and intermetallic phases in the Cu-Zn system form through a continuous diffusive mixing mechanism. 3. Lowering the temperature of mechanical alloying can delay the process in the Cu-Zn system which has a negative mixing enthalpy. Temperature also affects powder morphology evolution during mechanical alloying.

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    The document discusses mechanical alloying to produce nanocrystalline materials in the Cu-Zn system. Three studies are summarized: 1. Nanocrystalline solid solutions and intermetallic compounds can be generated in the Cu-Zn system through mechanical alloying using a planetary ball mill. 2. During mechanical alloying, nanocrystalline solid solutions and intermetallic phases in the Cu-Zn system form through a continuous diffusive mixing mechanism. 3. Lowering the temperature of mechanical alloying can delay the process in the Cu-Zn system which has a negative mixing enthalpy. Temperature also affects powder morphology evolution during mechanical alloying.

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    Lowering Temperature Can Delay MA Process of Cu-Zn System With Negative Mixing Enthalpy

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    The document discusses mechanical alloying to produce nanocrystalline materials in the Cu-Zn system. Three studies are summarized: 1. Nanocrystalline solid solutions and intermetallic compounds can be generated in the Cu-Zn system through mechanical alloying using a planetary ball mill. 2. During mechanical alloying, nanocrystalline solid solutions and intermetallic phases in the Cu-Zn system form through a continuous diffusive mixing mechanism. 3. Lowering the temperature of mechanical alloying can delay the process in the Cu-Zn system which has a negative mixing enthalpy. Temperature also affects powder morphology evolution during mechanical alloying.

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    Solid State Reactions inThe

    Cu-Zn System Induced by


    S. Martelly (1988) Plastic Deformation at Room
    Temperature.

    S.K pabi (1996) Nanocrystalline solid solution (α)


    Planetary ball mill, 300
    Mechanism of mechanical and electron
    rpm, bola baja
    alloying in Cu-Zn systems compounds such as fl, ~ and e in Cu-
    berdiameter 10mm
    Zn system could
    be generated by MA.

    S.K. Pabi, Nanocristalline Phase In Cu- During MA nanocrystalline solid


    J. Joardar (1997) Zn Planetary ball mill, solutions/intermetallic phases in Cu-
    System By Mechanical 300rpm, BPR 10: 1 Zn system form by the continuous
    Alloying diffusive mixing mechanism.

     Lowering temperature can


    delay MA process of Cu-Zn
    system with negative mixing
    enthalpy
     Temperature affects the powder
    Effect of temperature on morphology evolution during MA
    Atritor ball mill, 6mm tool
    process. As for Cu-Cr and Cu-Zn
    ZUO Ke-sheng mechanical alloying of Cu-Zn steel ball, 300 rpm, BPR powders milled above -10 °C,
    (2009) and Cu-Cr system 10:1, 10 jam pada -30°C, lamellar structures are firstly
    dan 27°C formed, while fewer lamellar
    particles can be found when the
    powder is milled below -20 °C.

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