Abstract
AbstractThe effect of the distributed impurities and their state of dispersion on hardness of crystal is studied from microhardness measurements on NaCl crystals doped with different concentrations of samarium both in as‐grown state as well as after quenching them from various elevated temperatures. It is found that the small additions of impurity decrease the hardness. This has been explained on the basis of formation and dissolution of precipitates
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