Abstract
1. The change in the crystal structure of the studied intermetallic compounds observed under different extreme actions (quenching from liquid state, ion irradiation, treatment in a ball mill) can be described as a change in the packing of close-packed layers (the formation of packing defects and polytypes in μ-, λ-, and e-phases) or a change in the atomic ordering (e, σ, Cr3Si type, andH-phase). 2. The relative stability of the crystalline state of intermetallic phases under high-energy actions is independent of the type of the action and is determined by the crystallochemical nature of the phase.
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