Abstract
The rate at which individual subgrain boundaries migrate during the creep of LiF at 773 K has been measured by a double-etching technique. The migration distance increases in proportion to the creep strain. It is concluded that subgrain boundary migration contributes significantly to the recovery of subgrain boundary dislocations during creep.
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