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HREM In-Situ Experiment at Very High Temperatures

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Two types of specimen-heating holder were developed which allow one to observe, at near atomic resolution, phenomena or reactions taking place at very high temperatures such as 1500°C. The performance of the heating holders was described. Some typical examples of results obtained using these holders were given. These include formation of SiC through reaction between Si and C, growth of SiC, formation of a void at a grain boundary in SiC during sintering and surface reconstruction of Au-deposited Si.

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Kamino, T., Saka, H. (1997). HREM In-Situ Experiment at Very High Temperatures. In: Gai, P.L. (eds) In-Situ Microscopy in Materials Research. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-6215-3_8

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