Abstract
The elastic property and structure of dislocation in Gum Metal are investigated by anisotropic elastic theory and high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM). The results show that the elastic energy coefficients for the 1∕2⟨111⟩ perfect dislocations nearly equal to zero as the shear modulus along ⟨111⟩{110}, {112}, {123} when the valence electron number e∕a reaches 4.2, which implies a low intrinsic critical resolved shear stress for dislocation glide. HRTEM observations further revealed 70.53° dislocations in Gum Metal after severe cold working. The substantial plastic deformation is considered to originate from the conventional dislocation mechanism, rather than from the dislocation-free mechanism in Gum Metals.
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