Applied Physics A 125 (690) 1 - 6 2019/09 [Refereed]
Local melting of Au/Ni thin films irradiated by femtosecond laser through GaNTatsuya Okada; Takuro Tomita; Hiroyuki Katayama; Yuki Fuchikami; Tomoyuki Ueki; Hiromu Hisazawa; Yasuhiro TanakaApplied Phy...See More
Local melting of Au/Ni thin films irradiated by femtosecond laser through GaN
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics Vol.57 116501-1 - 116501-7 0021-4922 2018/11 [Refereed]
Femtosecond-laser-induced modifications on a 4H-SiC surface and their application to low-temperature diffusion at the Ni/SiC interfaceTatsuya Okada; Takuro Tomita; Tomoyuki Ueki; Takuya Hashimoto; Yuk...See More
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics 56 (11) 112701-1 - 112701-5 0021-4922 2017/11 [Refereed]
Femtosecond-laser-induced modifications on the surface of a single-crystalline diamondTatsuya Okada; Takuro Tomita; Tomoyuki Ueki; Yuki Masai; Yota Bando; Yasuhiro TanakaJapanese Journal of Applied Ph...See More
TETSU TO HAGANE-JOURNAL OF THE IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE OF JAPAN IRON STEEL INST JAPAN KEIDANREN KAIKAN 102 (9) 27 - 32 0021-1575 2016 [Refereed]
Influence of Hot Ni Shot Peening on Surface Hot ShortnessAkihiro Takemura; Yasuhiro TanakaTETSU TO HAGANE-JOURNAL OF THE IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE OF JAPAN IRON STEEL INST JAPAN KEIDANREN KAIKAN 102 (9...See More
Improved dispersion ability of TiO2 nanoparticles for efficient dye-sensitized solar cellsGalhenage A. Sewvandi; Keiji Matosaki; Changdong Chen; Takafumi Kusunose; Yasuhiro Tanaka; Shunsuke Nakanishi;...See More
JOURNAL OF LASER MICRO NANOENGINEERING JAPAN LASER PROCESSING SOC 10 (3) 314 - 319 1880-0688 2015/12 [Refereed]
Low-Temperature Diffusion at Ni/SiC Interface with the Aid of Femtosecond Laser-Induced StrainYusuke Takidani; Kazuki Morimoto; Kenta Kondo; Tomoyuki Ueki; Takuro Tomita; Yasuhiro Tanaka; Tatsuya Okad...See More
JOURNAL OF THE JAPAN INSTITUTE OF METALS JAPAN INST METALS 79 (5) 265 - 272 0021-4876 2015 [Refereed]
Role of Concentration Modulation on the Hardening of Dental Casting Gold. Silver. Palladium Alloys after High Temperature Solution TreatmentYasuhiro Tanaka; Yuichi IkeshitaJOURNAL OF THE JAPAN INSTITU...See More
JOURNAL OF BIOMEDICAL MATERIALS RESEARCH PART B-APPLIED BIOMATERIALS WILEY-BLACKWELL 102 (6) 1277 - 1288 1552-4973 2014/08 [Refereed]
Bone responses to zirconia implants with a thin carbonate-containing hydroxyapatite coating using a molecular precursor methodMasatsugu Hirota; Tohru Hayakawa; Chikahiro Ohkubo; Mitsunobu Sato; Hiroki...See More
TETSU TO HAGANE-JOURNAL OF THE IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE OF JAPAN IRON STEEL INST JAPAN KEIDANREN KAIKAN 100 (3) 366 - 375 0021-1575 2014 [Refereed]
Effects on the Initial Oxidation Mechanism of the Shot Peening Treatment for the Suppression of Surface Hot ShortnessAkihiro Takemura; Yasuhiro Tanaka; Ryota Takabata; Kazuki Fujiwara; Shuji OkaguchiT...See More
TETSU TO HAGANE-JOURNAL OF THE IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE OF JAPAN IRON STEEL INST JAPAN KEIDANREN KAIKAN 100 (3) 366 - 375 0021-1575 2014 [Refereed]
Cross Sectional TEM Observations and Elemental Mapping on Anodic Oxidation Surface Films of Titanium Alloy
Yasuihro Tanaka; Yusuke Fukuchi; Luo Fei
Proc. of the 8th Pacific Rim International Congress on Advanced Materials and Processing (accepted) 2013/08 [Refereed]
Cross Sectional TEM Observations and Elemental Mapping on Anodic Oxidation Surface Films of Titanium AlloyYasuihro Tanaka; Yusuke Fukuchi; Luo FeiProc. of the 8th Pacific Rim International Congress on...See More
Cross Sectional TEM Observations and Elemental Mapping on Anodic Oxidation Surface Films of Titanium Alloy
Yasuihro Tanaka; Yusuke Fukuchi; Luo Fei
Proc. of the 8th Pacific Rim International Congress on Advanced Materials and Processing (accepted) 2013/08 [Refereed]
Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium on Steel Science 2012 203 - 206 2012/05 [Refereed]
Effect of Solute Carbon on High Speed Deformation of Hadfield SteelRintaro UEJI; Tatsuya YOSHISAKO; Yoshikazu TODAKA; Takashi MIZUGUCHI; Yasuhiro TANAKA; Kazunari SHINAGAWAProceedings of the 3rd Inter...See More
Effect of Solute Carbon on High Speed Deformation of Hadfield Steel
Fracture Behavior Transition by change of Strain Rate in Dislocation-induced Si SteelsTakashi Mizuguchi; Rintaro Ueji; Hayato Miyagawa; Yasuhiro Tanaka; Kazunari ShinagawaTHERMEC 2011, PTS 1-4 TRANS T...See More
Surface Hot Shortness of Copper Containing Steel in a Compact Strip Production ProcessAkihiro Takemura; Yusuke Ugawa; Kazutoshi Kunishige; Yasuhiro Tanaka; Shunichi Hashimoto; Kazuya OotsukaMATERIALS ...See More
Extended Abstract of the 2011 International Conference on Solid State Device and Materials(Ext. Abst. SSDM2011) 434 - 435 2011 [Refereed]
Structure and Magnetic Properties of Diluted Magnetic Semiconductor Superlattice GaGdAs/GaAs Grown by MBEYuki Uda; Hayato Miyagawa; Shyun Koshiba; Noriaki Tsurumachi; Shunsuke Nakanishi; Yasuhiro Tana...See More
Structure and Magnetic Properties of Diluted Magnetic Semiconductor Superlattice GaGdAs/GaAs Grown by MBE
15TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE STRENGTH OF MATERIALS (ICSMA-15) IOP PUBLISHING LTD 240 012021 1742-6588 2010 [Refereed]
Deformation behavior of pure titanium at a wide range of strain ratesY. Tanaka; M. Kondo; N. Miyazaki; R. Ueji15TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE STRENGTH OF MATERIALS (ICSMA-15) IOP PUBLISHING LTD 2...See More
Surface Hot Shortness of Copper Containing Steel in a Compact Strip Production ProcessTAKEMURA Akihiro; UGAWA Yusuke; KUNISHIGE Kazutoshi; TANAKA Yasuhiro; HASHIMOTO Shunichi; OTSUKA Kazuya熱処理 日本熱処理技術...See More
Surface Hot Shortness of Copper Containing Steel in a Compact Strip Production Process
Recent Advances in Marine Science and Technology 2008, PACON International Vol.9 (No.1) 23 - 30 2009/12 [Refereed]
Development of a Novel Technical Method to Remove Metal IonsIsao ASAI; Hisao KAKEGAWA; Yoshihiro SUENAGA; Yasuhiro TANAKARecent Advances in Marine Science and Technology 2008, PACON International Vol....See More
Development of a Novel Technical Method to Remove Metal Ions
Structure and magnetic properties of Gd/Fe layers grown by MBEH. Miyagawa; H. Shiraoka; M. Tani; K. Fujii; N. Takahashi; S. Koshiba; Y. Tanaka; N. Tsurumachi; S. Nakanishi; H. ItohJOURNAL OF CRYSTAL G...See More
Nihon Kikai Gakkai Ronbunshu, A Hen/Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers, Part A Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers 75 (755) 896 - 900 0387-5008 2009 [Refereed]
Morphology-change of Mg2Si and strength-change in boron-added Al-Mg-Si alloysRintaro Ueji; Koichi Makii; Jun Shimojo; Mamoru Nagao; Hiroshi Akamatsu; Yasuhiro TanakaNihon Kikai Gakkai Ronbunshu, A Hen...See More
Nihon Kikai Gakkai Ronbunshu, A Hen/Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers, Part A Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers 75 (755) 896 - 900 0387-5008 2009 [Refereed]
Tensile properties and twinning behavior of high manganese austenitic steel with fine-grained structureR. Ueji; N. Tsuchida; D. Terada; N. Tsuji; Y. Tanaka; A. Takeinura; K. KunishigeSCRIPTA MATERIALI...See More
Handbook of Microscopy Set: Applications in Materials Science, Solid-State Physics and Chemistry Wiley Blackwell 3 411 - 436 2008/05 [Refereed]
Medical and Dental MaterialsKatsuhiro Yasuda; Kunihiro Hisatsune; Hiroshi Takahashi; Koh-Ichi Udoh; Yasuhiro TanakaHandbook of Microscopy Set: Applications in Materials Science, Solid-State Physics an...See More
Order/disorder phase composite Fe-Pt exchange-spring thick film magnetsM. Nakano; H. Kuroda; J. Koga; T. Yanai; Y. Tanaka; H. FukunagaJOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS AMER INST PHYSICS 103 (7) 07E110 - 07E1...See More
Physica Status Solidi (C) Current Topics in Solid State Physics 5 (9) 2750 - 2752 1862-6351 2008 [Refereed]
The effects of GaAs interval layer on GaNAs/GaAs superlattice structure grown by RF-MBE using modulated N radical beam sequenceKensuke Fujii; Tsuneaki Kumamoto; Yuichi Oda; Ayami Nishioka; Hayato Miya...See More
Eco-Engineering The Society of Eco-Engineering 20 (2) 79 - 84 1347-0485 2008 [Refereed]
Degradation of Asbestos by Hydrofluoric AcidKAKEGAWA Hisao; TANAKA Eiji; MIYAHARA Takashi; ASAI Isao; TANAKA Yasuhiro; YASUOKA Kaori; SUENAGA YoshihiroEco-Engineering The Society of Eco-Engineering 20...See More
PHYSICA STATUS SOLIDI C - CURRENT TOPICS IN SOLID STATE PHYSICS, VOL 5, NO 9 WILEY-V C H VERLAG GMBH 5 (9) 2750 - 2752 1610-1634 2008 [Refereed]
The effects of GaAs interval layer on GaNAs/GaAs superlattice structure grown by RF-MBE using modulated N radical beam sequenceKensuke Fujii; Tsuneaki Kumamoto; Yuichi Oda; Ayami Nishioka; Hayato Miya...See More
Enhanced osseointegration by the chemotactic activity of plasma fibronectin for cellular fibronectin positive cellsRyo Jimbo; Takashi Sawase; Yasuaki Shibata; Kazunari Hirata; Yoshitaka Hishikawa; Yas...See More
Preparation and properties of W-containing diamond-like carbon films by magnetron plasma source ion implantationK. Baba; R. Hatada; Y. TanakaSURFACE & COATINGS TECHNOLOGY ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA 201 (19-2...See More
Encapsulation and release of a hydrophobic drug from hydroxyapatite coated liposomesQingguo Xu; Yasuhiro Tanaka; Jan T. CzernuszkaBIOMATERIALS ELSEVIER SCI LTD 28 (16) 2687 - 2694 0142-9612 2007/06 [R...See More
JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE SPRINGER 18 (4) 577 - 581 0957-4530 2007/04 [Refereed]
Two different types of age-hardening behaviors in commercial dental gold alloysKunihiro Hisatsune; Takanobu Shiraishi; Yasuko Takuma; Yasuhiro Tanaka; Rhodora H. LucianoJOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MA...See More
Ikuya Watanabe; Khoi Nguyen; P. Andrew Benson; Yasuhiro Tanaka
Journal of Biomedical Materials Research - Part B Applied Biomaterials 76 (1) 190 - 195 0021-9304 2006/01 [Refereed]
Joint properties of cast Fe-Pt magnetic alloy laser welded to gold alloysIkuya Watanabe; Khoi Nguyen; P. Andrew Benson; Yasuhiro TanakaJournal of Biomedical Materials Research - Part B Applied Biomate...See More
Ikuya Watanabe; Khoi Nguyen; P. Andrew Benson; Yasuhiro Tanaka
Journal of Biomedical Materials Research - Part B Applied Biomaterials 76 (1) 190 - 195 0021-9304 2006/01 [Refereed]
Joint properties of cast Fe-Pt magnetic alloy laser welded to gold alloys.
Ikuya Watanabe; Khoi Nguyen; P Andrew Benson; Yasuhiro Tanaka
Journal of biomedical materials research. Part B, Applied biomaterials 76 (1) 190 - 5 1552-4973 2006/01 [Refereed]
Joint properties of cast Fe-Pt magnetic alloy laser welded to gold alloys.Ikuya Watanabe; Khoi Nguyen; P Andrew Benson; Yasuhiro TanakaJournal of biomedical materials research. Part B, Applied biomate...See More
Joint properties of cast Fe-Pt magnetic alloy laser welded to gold alloys.
Ikuya Watanabe; Khoi Nguyen; P Andrew Benson; Yasuhiro Tanaka
Journal of biomedical materials research. Part B, Applied biomaterials 76 (1) 190 - 5 1552-4973 2006/01 [Refereed]
Effect of gold coating on interfacial reaction between dental porcelain and titanium
E Miura; T Tabaru; J Liu; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF THE JAPAN INSTITUTE OF METALS JAPAN INST METALS 70 (1) 51 - 58 0021-4876 2006/01 [Refereed]
Effect of gold coating on interfacial reaction between dental porcelain and titaniumE Miura; T Tabaru; J Liu; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K HisatsuneJOURNAL OF THE JAPAN INSTITUTE OF METALS JAPAN INST META...See More
Effect of gold coating on interfacial reaction between dental porcelain and titanium
E Miura; T Tabaru; J Liu; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF THE JAPAN INSTITUTE OF METALS JAPAN INST METALS 70 (1) 51 - 58 0021-4876 2006/01 [Refereed]
Joint properties of cast Fe-Pt magnetic alloy laser-welded to Co-Cr alloyN Baba; Watanabe, I; Y Tanaka; K Hisatsune; M AtsutaDENTAL MATERIALS JOURNAL JAPANESE SOC DENTAL MATERIALS DEVICES 24 (4) 550 -...See More
K Hisatsune; T Shiraishi; Y Takuma; Y Tanaka; E Miura
JOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA 391 (1-2) 38 - 41 0925-8388 2005/04 [Refereed]
Effect of cold working on ordering of an equiatomic CuPt alloyK Hisatsune; T Shiraishi; Y Takuma; Y Tanaka; E MiuraJOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA 391 (1-2) 38 - 41 0925-8388 2005/...See More
RH Luciano; T Shiraishi; K Udoh; Y Tanaka; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA 392 (1-2) 142 - 148 0925-8388 2005/04 [Refereed]
Microstructures and coherent phase diagram for the pseudobinary system (AuCu)(1-x)Pd(x) with x <= 0.10RH Luciano; T Shiraishi; K Udoh; Y Tanaka; K HisatsuneJOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCI...See More
Prosthodontic Research & Practice Japan Prosthodontic Society 4 (1) 42 - 47 1347-7021 2005 [Refereed]
Wear Resistance of Magnetic Fe-Pt Alloy TeethOhkubo Chikahiro; Takeuchi Sae; Sato Yohei; Shimura Ichiro; Aoki Takayuki; Tanaka Yasuhiro; Watanabe Ikuya; Hosoi ToshioProsthodontic Research & Practice J...See More
Materia Japan The Japan Institute of Metals and Materials 43 (12) 1036 - 1036 1340-2625 2004/12
Nano-Precipitates Generated in the Dental Silver-Palladium-Gold AlloyTANAKA Yasuhiro; MIURA Eri; SHIRAISHI Takanobu; HISATSUNE KunihiroMateria Japan The Japan Institute of Metals and Materials 43 (12)...See More
Effect of gold coating on interfacial reaction between dental porcelain and titaniumE Miura; T Tabaru; J Liu; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K HisatsuneMATERIALS TRANSACTIONS JAPAN INST METALS 45 (10) 3044 - ...See More
Effect of gold coating on interfacial reaction between dental porcelain and titanium
E Miura; T Tabaru; J Liu; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K Hisatsune
Factors affecting the optical properties of Pd-free Au-Pt-based dental alloys
T Shiraishi; Y Takuma; E Miura; Y Tanaka; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL 14 (12) 1021 - 1026 0957-4530 2003/12 [Refereed]
Factors affecting the optical properties of Pd-free Au-Pt-based dental alloysT Shiraishi; Y Takuma; E Miura; Y Tanaka; K HisatsuneJOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE KLUWER ACADEMIC PUB...See More
Factors affecting the optical properties of Pd-free Au-Pt-based dental alloys
T Shiraishi; Y Takuma; E Miura; Y Tanaka; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL 14 (12) 1021 - 1026 0957-4530 2003/12 [Refereed]
Application of cast iron-platinum keeper to a collapsible denture for a patient with constricted oral opening: A clinical reportC Ohkubo; Watanabe, I; Y Tanaka; T HosoiJOURNAL OF PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY ...See More
High resolution transmission electron microscopy of age-hardenable Au-Cu-Zn alloys for dental applicationsHJ Seol; T Shiraishi; Y Tanaka; E Miura; K HisatsuneBIOMATERIALS ELSEVIER SCI LTD 24 (12) 2061...See More
Abstracts of the General Sessions of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices The Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 2003 (0) 29 - 29 2003 [Refereed]
Cross-sectional TEM observation gold-coated titanium-porcelain interfaceTanaka Yasuhiro; Miura Eri; Shiraishi Takanobu; Hisatsune Kunihiro; Watanabe Ikuya; Zhuo Cai; Okabe ToruAbstracts of the General...See More
Abstracts of the General Sessions of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices The Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 2003 (0) 29 - 29 2003 [Refereed]
Application of cast magnetic attachments to sectional complete dentures for a patient with microstomia: A clinical reportWatanabe, I; Y Tanaka; C Ohkubo; AW MillerJOURNAL OF PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY MOSBY...See More
Ordering behaviors and age-hardening in experimental AuCu-Zn pseudobinary alloys for dental applicationsHJ Seol; T Shiraishi; Y Tanaka; M Eri; K Hisatsune; HI KimBIOMATERIALS ELSEVIER SCI LTD 23 (24) ...See More
Ordering behaviors and age-hardening in experimental AuCu-Zn pseudobinary alloys for dental applications
HJ Seol; T Shiraishi; Y Tanaka; M Eri; K Hisatsune; HI Kim
Partial phase diagram for the AuCu-Zn pseudobinary system
HJ Seol; T Shiraishi; Y Tanaka; E Miura; Y Takuma; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA 339 (1-2) 144 - 148 0925-8388 2002/06 [Refereed]
Partial phase diagram for the AuCu-Zn pseudobinary systemHJ Seol; T Shiraishi; Y Tanaka; E Miura; Y Takuma; K HisatsuneJOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA 339 (1-2) 144 - 148 0925-8388...See More
Partial phase diagram for the AuCu-Zn pseudobinary system
HJ Seol; T Shiraishi; Y Tanaka; E Miura; Y Takuma; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA 339 (1-2) 144 - 148 0925-8388 2002/06 [Refereed]
Effects of Zn addition to AuCu on age-hardening behaviors at intraoral temperature
HJ Seol; T Shiraishi; Y Tanaka; E Miura; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL 13 (2) 237 - 241 0957-4530 2002/02 [Refereed]
Effects of Zn addition to AuCu on age-hardening behaviors at intraoral temperatureHJ Seol; T Shiraishi; Y Tanaka; E Miura; K HisatsuneJOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE KLUWER ACADEMIC...See More
Effects of Zn addition to AuCu on age-hardening behaviors at intraoral temperature
HJ Seol; T Shiraishi; Y Tanaka; E Miura; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL 13 (2) 237 - 241 0957-4530 2002/02 [Refereed]
Determination of peeling plane of the fused porcelain to titanium
E Miura; L Jie; Watanabe, I; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF THE JAPAN INSTITUTE OF METALS JAPAN INST METALS 65 (9) 819 - 822 0021-4876 2001/09 [Refereed]
Determination of peeling plane of the fused porcelain to titaniumE Miura; L Jie; Watanabe, I; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K HisatsuneJOURNAL OF THE JAPAN INSTITUTE OF METALS JAPAN INST METALS 65 (9) 819 - ...See More
Determination of peeling plane of the fused porcelain to titanium
E Miura; L Jie; Watanabe, I; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF THE JAPAN INSTITUTE OF METALS JAPAN INST METALS 65 (9) 819 - 822 0021-4876 2001/09 [Refereed]
MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING A-STRUCTURAL MATERIALS PROPERTIES MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROCESSING ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA 312 (1-2) 284 - 292 0921-5093 2001/08 [Refereed]
Concurrent ordering and phase separation in the vicinity of the metastable critical point of order-disorder transition in Fe-Si alloysS Matsumura; Y Tanaka; Y Koga; K OkiMATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEER...See More
Nanostructure analysis on the metal-bond-porcelain using titanium by TEM and EELS
Y Tanaka; K Watanabe; E Miura; T Shiraishi; K Hisatsune
PRICM 4: FORTH PACIFIC RIM INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCED MATERIALS AND PROCESSING, VOLS I AND II JAPAN INST METALS 265 - 268 2001 [Refereed]
Nanostructure analysis on the metal-bond-porcelain using titanium by TEM and EELSY Tanaka; K Watanabe; E Miura; T Shiraishi; K HisatsunePRICM 4: FORTH PACIFIC RIM INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCED ...See More
Nanostructure analysis on the metal-bond-porcelain using titanium by TEM and EELS
Y Tanaka; K Watanabe; E Miura; T Shiraishi; K Hisatsune
PRICM 4: FORTH PACIFIC RIM INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCED MATERIALS AND PROCESSING, VOLS I AND II JAPAN INST METALS 265 - 268 2001 [Refereed]
Optical properties of Au-Pt and Au-Pt-In alloys
T Shiraishi; K Hisatsune; Y Tanaka; E Miura; Y Takuma
GOLD BULLETIN WORLD GOLD COUNCIL 34 (4) 129 - 133 0017-1557 2001 [Refereed]
Coherent phase diagram of Au-Cu-Pd ternary system near and within the two-phase region of Au3Cu and AuCu I ordered phases
H Winn; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K Udoh; E Miura; RI Hernandez; Y Takuma; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA 308 269 - 274 0925-8388 2000/08 [Refereed]
Coherent phase diagram of Au-Cu-Pd ternary system near and within the two-phase region of Au3Cu and AuCu I ordered phasesH Winn; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K Udoh; E Miura; RI Hernandez; Y Takuma; K Hisat...See More
Coherent phase diagram of Au-Cu-Pd ternary system near and within the two-phase region of Au3Cu and AuCu I ordered phases
H Winn; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K Udoh; E Miura; RI Hernandez; Y Takuma; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA 308 269 - 274 0925-8388 2000/08 [Refereed]
Characteristic microstructures associated with order-disorder transition in Au-Cu-Pd ternary alloys
H Winn; T Shiraishi; Y Tanaka; K Udoh; E Miura; RI Hernandez; Y Takuma; K Hisatsune
Characteristic microstructures associated with order-disorder transition in Au-Cu-Pd ternary alloysH Winn; T Shiraishi; Y Tanaka; K Udoh; E Miura; RI Hernandez; Y Takuma; K HisatsuneSCRIPTA MATERIALIA...See More
Characteristic microstructures associated with order-disorder transition in Au-Cu-Pd ternary alloys
H Winn; T Shiraishi; Y Tanaka; K Udoh; E Miura; RI Hernandez; Y Takuma; K Hisatsune
Two types of checkerboard-like microstructures in Au-Cu-Pd ternary alloys
H Winn; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K Udoh; E Miura; RI Hernandez; Y Takuma; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA 306 (1-2) 262 - 269 0925-8388 2000/06 [Refereed]
Two types of checkerboard-like microstructures in Au-Cu-Pd ternary alloysH Winn; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K Udoh; E Miura; RI Hernandez; Y Takuma; K HisatsuneJOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCI...See More
Two types of checkerboard-like microstructures in Au-Cu-Pd ternary alloys
H Winn; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K Udoh; E Miura; RI Hernandez; Y Takuma; K Hisatsune
JOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA 306 (1-2) 262 - 269 0925-8388 2000/06 [Refereed]
JOURNAL OF DENTAL HEALTH Japanese Society for Oral Health 50 (1) 78 - 82 0023-2831 2000
Crystallographic Analysis of Enamel by Combination High Resolution Electron Microscopy and Image CalculationKAWASAKI Koji; TANAKA Yasuhiro; TAKAGI OkiujiJOURNAL OF DENTAL HEALTH Japanese Society for O...See More
Dental Materials Journal Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 18 (3) 218 - 234 0287-4547 1999 [Refereed]
Phase Transformations and Age-hardening Behaviors related to Au3Cu in Au-Cu-Pd AlloysHtain Winn; Koh-Ichi Udoh; Yasuhiro Tanaka; Rhodora Isidro Hernandez; Yasuko Takuma; Kunihiro HisatsuneDental Mater...See More
Dental Materials Journal Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 18 (3) 235 - 247 0287-4547 1999 [Refereed]
Phase Transformation Mechanisms in (AuCu)1-XPdX Pseudobinary Alloys by Direct Aging MethodRhodora I. Hernandez; Koh-Ichi Udoh; Yasuhiro Tanaka; Yasuko Takuma; Htain Winn; Kunihiro HisatsuneDental Mate...See More
Dental Materials Journal Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 18 (3) 235 - 247 0287-4547 1999 [Refereed]
Relation between micro- and magnetic- structures of iron-platinum alloys
Y Tanaka; K Udoh; K Hisatsune; M Nakano; H Fukunaga
JAPAN INSTITUTE OF METALS, PROCEEDINGS, VOL 12, (JIMIC-3), PTS 1 AND 2 JAPAN INST METALS 325 - 328 1999 [Refereed]
Relation between micro- and magnetic- structures of iron-platinum alloysY Tanaka; K Udoh; K Hisatsune; M Nakano; H FukunagaJAPAN INSTITUTE OF METALS, PROCEEDINGS, VOL 12, (JIMIC-3), PTS 1 AND 2 JAPAN ...See More
Relation between micro- and magnetic- structures of iron-platinum alloys
Y Tanaka; K Udoh; K Hisatsune; M Nakano; H Fukunaga
JAPAN INSTITUTE OF METALS, PROCEEDINGS, VOL 12, (JIMIC-3), PTS 1 AND 2 JAPAN INST METALS 325 - 328 1999 [Refereed]
Materia Japan The Japan Institute of Metals and Materials 37 (12) 986 - 986 1340-2625 1998/12
TEM Observation on the Fused Interface of Dental Porcelain/Gold AlloyTANAKA Yasuhiro; UDOU Koichi; HISATSUNE KunihiroMateria Japan The Japan Institute of Metals and Materials 37 (12) 986 - 986 1340-26...See More
Fractal dimension of grain boundary in CuAu alloys refined by platinum additionK Hisatsune; Y Takuma; Y Tanaka; K Udoh; K KawasakiJOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL 33 (19) 4783 - 4785 ...See More
Fractal dimension of grain boundary in CuAu alloys refined by platinum addition
K Hisatsune; Y Takuma; Y Tanaka; K Udoh; K Kawasaki
MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING A-STRUCTURAL MATERIALS PROPERTIES MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROCESSING ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA 250 (1) 164 - 168 0921-5093 1998/07 [Refereed]
Distribution of niobium in an Fe-Pt-Nb magnetY Tanaka; K Udoh; K Hisatsune; T SakuraiMATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING A-STRUCTURAL MATERIALS PROPERTIES MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROCESSING ELSEVIER SCIENCE ...See More
Distribution of niobium in an Fe-Pt-Nb magnet
Y Tanaka; K Udoh; K Hisatsune; T Sakurai
MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING A-STRUCTURAL MATERIALS PROPERTIES MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROCESSING ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA 250 (1) 164 - 168 0921-5093 1998/07 [Refereed]
Martensite transformation in Au3Zn alloy
K Hisatsune; Y Takuma; Y Tanaka; K Udoh; T Morimura; M Hasaka
Martensite transformation in Au3Zn alloyK Hisatsune; Y Takuma; Y Tanaka; K Udoh; T Morimura; M HasakaSOLID STATE COMMUNICATIONS PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD 106 (8) 509 - 512 0038-1098 1998/05 [Refer...See More
Martensite transformation in Au3Zn alloy
K Hisatsune; Y Takuma; Y Tanaka; K Udoh; T Morimura; M Hasaka
Ageing behaviour in a dental low-gold alloy with high copper content
K Hamasaki; K Hisatsune; K Udoh; Y Tanaka; Y Iijima; O Takagi; S Naruse
JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL 9 (4) 213 - 219 0957-4530 1998/04 [Refereed]
Ageing behaviour in a dental low-gold alloy with high copper contentK Hamasaki; K Hisatsune; K Udoh; Y Tanaka; Y Iijima; O Takagi; S NaruseJOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE KLUWER ACA...See More
Ageing behaviour in a dental low-gold alloy with high copper content
K Hamasaki; K Hisatsune; K Udoh; Y Tanaka; Y Iijima; O Takagi; S Naruse
JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL 9 (4) 213 - 219 0957-4530 1998/04 [Refereed]
A Coherent Phase Diagram of the [(AuCu)0.86Ag0.14]1-XPtX Pseudobinary Section in Au-Cu-Ag-Pt Quaternary SystemAmal Abd El Samad Sakrana; Yasuhiro Tanaka; Kouichi Udoh; Kunihiro Hisatsune; Mitsuru Atsu...See More
A Coherent Phase Diagram of the [(AuCu)0.86Ag0.14]1-XPtX Pseudobinary Section in Au-Cu-Ag-Pt Quaternary System
Amal Abd El Samad Sakrana; Yasuhiro Tanaka; Kouichi Udoh; Kunihiro Hisatsune; Mitsuru Atsuta; Katsuhiro Yasuda
JOURNAL OF MAGNETISM AND MAGNETIC MATERIALS ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV 170 (3) 289 - 297 0304-8853 1997/06 [Refereed]
Microstructures and magnetic properties of Fe-Pt permanent magnetsY Tanaka; N Kimura; K Hono; K Yasuda; T SakuraiJOURNAL OF MAGNETISM AND MAGNETIC MATERIALS ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV 170 (3) 289 - 297 0304-...See More
JOURNAL OF MAGNETISM AND MAGNETIC MATERIALS ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV 170 (3) 289 - 297 0304-8853 1997/06 [Refereed]
Ageing reactions in a high carat gold alloy for dental porcelain bonding
K Hisatsune; Y Tanaka; K Udoh; K Yasuda
JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE CHAPMAN HALL LTD 8 (5) 277 - 282 0957-4530 1997/05 [Refereed]
Ageing reactions in a high carat gold alloy for dental porcelain bondingK Hisatsune; Y Tanaka; K Udoh; K YasudaJOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE CHAPMAN HALL LTD 8 (5) 277 - 282 0957-...See More
Ageing reactions in a high carat gold alloy for dental porcelain bonding
K Hisatsune; Y Tanaka; K Udoh; K Yasuda
JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE CHAPMAN HALL LTD 8 (5) 277 - 282 0957-4530 1997/05 [Refereed]
JOURNAL OF DENTAL HEALTH Japanese Society for Oral Health 47 (5) 652 - 656 0023-2831 1997
Crystallographic Analysis of Demineralized-Lased Enamel and Remineralized EnamelKAWASAKI Koji; Tanaka Yasuhiro; TAKAGI OkiujiJOURNAL OF DENTAL HEALTH Japanese Society for Oral Health 47 (5) 652 - 656 ...See More
Formation of precipitates in an ordering alloy and their dissolution under irradiationS. Matsumura; Y. Tanaka; S. Müller; C. AbromeitJournal of Nuclear Materials 239 (1-3) 42 - 49 0022-3115 1996/12 [R...See More
Age-hardening characteristics of (AuCu)(1-x)Pt-x pseudobinary alloys
AM ElAraby; KI Udoh; Y Tanaka; K Hisatsune; K Yasuda
MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING A-STRUCTURAL MATERIALS PROPERTIES MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROCESSING ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA LAUSANNE 206 (2) 290 - 301 0921-5093 1996/02 [Refereed]
Age-hardening characteristics of (AuCu)(1-x)Pt-x pseudobinary alloysAM ElAraby; KI Udoh; Y Tanaka; K Hisatsune; K YasudaMATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING A-STRUCTURAL MATERIALS PROPERTIES MICROSTRUCTU...See More
Age-hardening characteristics of (AuCu)(1-x)Pt-x pseudobinary alloys
AM ElAraby; KI Udoh; Y Tanaka; K Hisatsune; K Yasuda
MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING A-STRUCTURAL MATERIALS PROPERTIES MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROCESSING ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA LAUSANNE 206 (2) 290 - 301 0921-5093 1996/02 [Refereed]
PHASE-TRANSFORMATION IN A DENTAL PD-CU-GA ALLOY
K HISATSUNE; K BABA; M HASAKA; T MORIMURA; Y TANAKA; K UDOH; K YASUDA
JOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA LAUSANNE 230 (2) 94 - 99 0925-8388 1995/12 [Refereed]
PHASE-TRANSFORMATION IN A DENTAL PD-CU-GA ALLOYK HISATSUNE; K BABA; M HASAKA; T MORIMURA; Y TANAKA; K UDOH; K YASUDAJOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA LAUSANNE 230 (2) 94 - 99 0925-83...See More
PHASE-TRANSFORMATION IN A DENTAL PD-CU-GA ALLOY
K HISATSUNE; K BABA; M HASAKA; T MORIMURA; Y TANAKA; K UDOH; K YASUDA
JOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA LAUSANNE 230 (2) 94 - 99 0925-8388 1995/12 [Refereed]
KI Udoh; AM ElAraby; Y Tanaka; K Hisatsune; K Yasuda; G VanTendeloo; J VanLanduyt
MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING A-STRUCTURAL MATERIALS PROPERTIES MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROCESSING ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA LAUSANNE 203 (1-2) 154 - 164 0921-5093 1995/11 [Refereed]
Structural aspects of AuCu I or AuCu II and a cuboidal block configuration of fcc disordered phase in AuCu-Pt and AuCu-Ag pseudobinary alloysKI Udoh; AM ElAraby; Y Tanaka; K Hisatsune; K Yasuda; G Van...See More
THE JOURNAL OF DENTAL HEALTH 45 (1) 103 1995 [Refereed]
COHERENT PHASE-DIAGRAM OF THE AUCU-PT SECTION IN THE AU-CU-PT TERNARY-SYSTEM
AM ELARABY; Y TANAKA; KI UDOH; K HISATSUNE; K YASUDA
JOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA LAUSANNE 206 (2) 217 - 224 0925-8388 1994/05 [Refereed]
COHERENT PHASE-DIAGRAM OF THE AUCU-PT SECTION IN THE AU-CU-PT TERNARY-SYSTEMAM ELARABY; Y TANAKA; KI UDOH; K HISATSUNE; K YASUDAJOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA LAUSANNE 206 (2) 217...See More
COHERENT PHASE-DIAGRAM OF THE AUCU-PT SECTION IN THE AU-CU-PT TERNARY-SYSTEM
AM ELARABY; Y TANAKA; KI UDOH; K HISATSUNE; K YASUDA
JOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA LAUSANNE 206 (2) 217 - 224 0925-8388 1994/05 [Refereed]
PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE A-PHYSICS OF CONDENSED MATTER STRUCTURE DEFECTS AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD 69 (5) 925 - 938 0141-8610 1994/05 [Refereed]
SPINODAL ORDERING IN THE EQUIATOMIC AUCU ALLOYY TANAKA; KI UDOH; K HISATSUNE; K YASUDAPHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE A-PHYSICS OF CONDENSED MATTER STRUCTURE DEFECTS AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES TAYLOR & FRANCIS ...See More
Effects of the Current Used on Determining a Critical Temperature by Electrical Resistivity Measurements in Dental AlloysKunihiro Hisatsune; Yasuhiro Tanaka; Koichi Udoh; M. El-Araby; Kenji Iwanuma; K...See More
JOURNAL OF DENTAL HEALTH Japanese Society for Oral Health 43 (2) 153 - 160 0023-2831 1993 [Refereed]
Microstructure of Lased-Deminoralized Enamel Visualiged by TEM and SAED TechniquesTadashi YOSHIKAWA; Yasuhiro TANAKA; Katsuhiro YASUDA; Okiuji TAKAGIJOURNAL OF DENTAL HEALTH Japanese Society for Oral ...See More
JOURNAL OF DENTAL HEALTH Japanese Society for Oral Health 43 (2) 153 - 160 0023-2831 1993 [Refereed]
PHASE-TRANSFORMATION BEHAVIOR OF A LOW CARAT GOLD ALLOY FOR PORCELAIN BONDING DURING CONTINUOUS HEATING
K HISATSUNE; Y TANAKA; T TANI; K UDOH; K YASUDA
JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE SPRINGER 3 (1) 54 - 58 0957-4530 1992/01 [Refereed]
PHASE-TRANSFORMATION BEHAVIOR OF A LOW CARAT GOLD ALLOY FOR PORCELAIN BONDING DURING CONTINUOUS HEATINGK HISATSUNE; Y TANAKA; T TANI; K UDOH; K YASUDAJOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE...See More
PHASE-TRANSFORMATION BEHAVIOR OF A LOW CARAT GOLD ALLOY FOR PORCELAIN BONDING DURING CONTINUOUS HEATING
K HISATSUNE; Y TANAKA; T TANI; K UDOH; K YASUDA
JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN MEDICINE SPRINGER 3 (1) 54 - 58 0957-4530 1992/01 [Refereed]
Books etc
Relation between Micro-and Magnetic Structures of Iron-Platinum Alloys
Proceedings of the International Conference on Solid-Solid Phase Transformation '99(JIMIC-3) The Japan Institute of Metals 1999
JIS 1種および4種純Tiの機械的性質・変形組織に対する引張ひずみ速度の影響 [Invited]田中康弘日本機械学会材料力学部門hcp金属の機能・性能評価に関する研究分科会 2022/12 日本チタン協会(ハイブリッド開催) 日本機械学会 侵入型不純物であるO濃度が異なるJIS 1種と4種純チタンに対して低速から高速の様々なひずみ速度での引張試験を行い、均一伸び部における微細組織、転位...See More
Formation of Calcium Phosphate in Nanotube Oxide on Ti-6Al-7Nb Alloy and Characterization of the Products using Cross-Sectional Observations,
Yasuhiro Tanaka; Michiko Yamamoto
The 14th International Conference on Complex Medical Engineering (CME2020) 2020/08
Formation of Calcium Phosphate in Nanotube Oxide on Ti-6Al-7Nb Alloy and Characterization of the Products using Cross-Sectional Observations,Yasuhiro Tanaka; Michiko YamamotoThe 14th International Con...See More
Formation of Calcium Phosphate in Nanotube Oxide on Ti-6Al-7Nb Alloy and Characterization of the Products using Cross-Sectional Observations,
Yasuhiro Tanaka; Michiko Yamamoto
The 14th International Conference on Complex Medical Engineering (CME2020) 2020/08
Incorporating Calcium Phosphate in Nanotubes Formed on Ti-6Al-7Nb Alloy and Investigation of the Cross-sectional Microstructures [Not invited]
The 9th Pacific Rim International Congress on Advanced Materials and Processing (PRICM-9) 2016
Incorporating Calcium Phosphate in Nanotubes Formed on Ti-6Al-7Nb Alloy and Investigation of the Cross-sectional Microstructures [Not invited]The 9th Pacific Rim International Congress on Advanced Ma...See More
Incorporating Calcium Phosphate in Nanotubes Formed on Ti-6Al-7Nb Alloy and Investigation of the Cross-sectional Microstructures [Not invited]
The 9th Pacific Rim International Congress on Advanced Materials and Processing (PRICM-9) 2016
JIS 1種および4種純チタンの機械的性質に対する引張ひずみ速度の影響と変形組織の特徴 [Not invited]
2016年秋期(第159回)日本金属学会講演大会 2016
Large-scale form single-crystalline silver film and applications [Not invited]
14th International conference on near-field optics nanophotonics and related techniques 2016
Fabrication and evaluation of a single-crystalline silver nanoparticle on SiO2 substrate [Not invited]
The 10th Asia-Pacific Conference on Near-field Optics (APNFO10) 2015
A single-crystalline silver nanoparticle on SiO2 substrate directly fabricated by focused ion beam milling [Not invited]
META’15, the 6th International Conference on Metamaterials, Photonic Crystals and Plasmonics 2015
A single-crystalline silver nanoparticle on SiO2 substrate directly fabricated by focused ion beam milling [Not invited]META’15, the 6th International Conference on Metamaterials, Photonic Crystals a...See More
A single-crystalline silver nanoparticle on SiO2 substrate directly fabricated by focused ion beam milling [Not invited]
META’15, the 6th International Conference on Metamaterials, Photonic Crystals and Plasmonics 2015
Synthesis of {010}- and [111]-Faceted Anatase TiO2 Nanocrystals and Their Photocatalytic and Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell Performances [Not invited]
Joint AIRAPT-25th & EHPRG-53rd International Conference on High Pressure Science and Technology 2015
Synthesis of {010}- and [111]-Faceted Anatase TiO2 Nanocrystals and Their Photocatalytic and Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell Performances [Not invited]Joint AIRAPT-25th & EHPRG-53rd International Conferenc...See More
Synthesis of {010}- and [111]-Faceted Anatase TiO2 Nanocrystals and Their Photocatalytic and Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell Performances [Not invited]
Joint AIRAPT-25th & EHPRG-53rd International Conference on High Pressure Science and Technology 2015
Silver thin film on quartz substrate for single-crystalline nanopillar [Not invited]
37th International Symposium on Dry Process (DPS2015) 2015
Effects of temperature and strain rate on deformation twinning in Fe-5%Si alloys [Not invited]
The 3rd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa University and Hanbat National University 2014
Effects of temperature and strain rate on deformation twinning in Fe-5%Si alloys [Not invited]The 3rd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa University and Hanbat...See More
Effects of temperature and strain rate on deformation twinning in Fe-5%Si alloys [Not invited]
The 3rd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa University and Hanbat National University 2014
Synthesis of Plate-like TiO2 Mesocrystals with Different Orientations from Layered Titanate [Not invited]
第52回セラミックス基礎科学討論会 2014
Examination on the fixation of Ca into the surface nanotube formed on Ti-6Al-7Nb alloy [Not invited]
The 3rd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa University and Hanbat National University 2014
Examination on the fixation of Ca into the surface nanotube formed on Ti-6Al-7Nb alloy [Not invited]The 3rd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa University and ...See More
Examination on the fixation of Ca into the surface nanotube formed on Ti-6Al-7Nb alloy [Not invited]
The 3rd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa University and Hanbat National University 2014
Solvothermal Soft Chemical Synthesis of Ferroelectric Mesocrystals [Not invited]
The 4th International Solvothermal and Hydrothermal Association Conference (ISHA2014) 2014
Influence of crystal orientation on the deformation twin during tensile test in Fe- high-Si alloy [Not invited]
The 2nd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa University and Hanbat National University 2013
Influence of crystal orientation on the deformation twin during tensile test in Fe- high-Si alloy [Not invited]The 2nd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa Univ...See More
Influence of crystal orientation on the deformation twin during tensile test in Fe- high-Si alloy [Not invited]
The 2nd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa University and Hanbat National University 2013
Effects of rolling reduction and temperature on the mechanical properties and the stress induced martensitic transformation in SUS304L steel [Not invited]
The 2nd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa University and Hanbat National University 2013
Effects of rolling reduction and temperature on the mechanical properties and the stress induced martensitic transformation in SUS304L steel [Not invited]The 2nd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials ...See More
Effects of rolling reduction and temperature on the mechanical properties and the stress induced martensitic transformation in SUS304L steel [Not invited]
The 2nd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa University and Hanbat National University 2013
Topotactic synthesis of Na0.5Bi0.5TiO3 mesocrystal plate-like particles from layered titanate precursor [Not invited]
第51回セラミックス基礎科学討論会 2013
Effects of solution temperature and quenching rate on the mechanical properties and microstructure of Ag-Au-Cu-Pd dental alloys [Not invited]
The 2nd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa University and Hanbat National University 2013
Effects of solution temperature and quenching rate on the mechanical properties and microstructure of Ag-Au-Cu-Pd dental alloys [Not invited]The 2nd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and E...See More
Effects of solution temperature and quenching rate on the mechanical properties and microstructure of Ag-Au-Cu-Pd dental alloys [Not invited]
The 2nd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa University and Hanbat National University 2013
Microstructure investigation into the hardening mechanism of dental Ag-Pd-Au-Cu alloys after solution treatment [Not invited]
The 2nd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa University and Hanbat National University 2013
Microstructure investigation into the hardening mechanism of dental Ag-Pd-Au-Cu alloys after solution treatment [Not invited]The 2nd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering betwe...See More
Microstructure investigation into the hardening mechanism of dental Ag-Pd-Au-Cu alloys after solution treatment [Not invited]
The 2nd Joint Workshop of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering between Kagawa University and Hanbat National University 2013
Effect of Al Content on Tensile Deformation and Fracture Behavior Transition due to Strain-rate Change in Fe-Si-Al Alloys [Not invited]
The 8th Pacific Rim International Congress on Advanced Materials and Processing (PRICM-8) 2013
Effect of Al Content on Tensile Deformation and Fracture Behavior Transition due to Strain-rate Change in Fe-Si-Al Alloys [Not invited]The 8th Pacific Rim International Congress on Advanced Materials...See More
Effect of Al Content on Tensile Deformation and Fracture Behavior Transition due to Strain-rate Change in Fe-Si-Al Alloys [Not invited]
The 8th Pacific Rim International Congress on Advanced Materials and Processing (PRICM-8) 2013
電磁鋼板用Fe-Si-Al合金のひずみ速度変化による破壊形態変化 [Not invited]
日本金属学会第53回・日本鉄鋼協会第56回中国四国支部講演大会, 2013
Ti-6Al-7Nb表面生成ナノチューブへのCa導入処理に関する検討 [Not invited]
日本金属学会第53回・日本鉄鋼協会第56回中国四国支部講演大会, 2013
Cross sectional TEM observations and elemental mapping on anodic oxidation surface films of titanium alloy [Not invited]
The 8th Pacific Rim International Congress on Advanced Materials and Processing (PRICM-8) 2013
Cross sectional TEM observations and elemental mapping on anodic oxidation surface films of titanium alloy [Not invited]The 8th Pacific Rim International Congress on Advanced Materials and Processing...See More
Cross sectional TEM observations and elemental mapping on anodic oxidation surface films of titanium alloy [Not invited]
The 8th Pacific Rim International Congress on Advanced Materials and Processing (PRICM-8) 2013
Effects of temperature and strain rate on stress-strain relationship and deformation twinning in Fe-5%Si alloy [Not invited]
The 8th Int. Conf. on Processing and Manufacturing of Advanced Materials (Thermec 2013) 2013
Effects of temperature and strain rate on stress-strain relationship and deformation twinning in Fe-5%Si alloy [Not invited]The 8th Int. Conf. on Processing and Manufacturing of Advanced Materials (T...See More
Effects of temperature and strain rate on stress-strain relationship and deformation twinning in Fe-5%Si alloy [Not invited]
The 8th Int. Conf. on Processing and Manufacturing of Advanced Materials (Thermec 2013) 2013
Similarity in the crystallographic aspects of the grain size effects on deformation twin and deformation induced ε-martensite [Not invited]
The 1st International Symposium on High Manganese Steels (HMnS 2011) 2011
Similarity in the crystallographic aspects of the grain size effects on deformation twin and deformation induced ε-martensite [Not invited]The 1st International Symposium on High Manganese Steels (HM...See More
Similarity in the crystallographic aspects of the grain size effects on deformation twin and deformation induced ε-martensite [Not invited]
The 1st International Symposium on High Manganese Steels (HMnS 2011) 2011
Structure and Magnetic Properties of Diluted Magnetic Semiconductor Superlattice GaGdAs/GaAs Grown by MBE [Not invited]
2011 International conference on solid state devices and materials (SSDM2011) 2011
Structure and Magnetic Properties of Diluted Magnetic Semiconductor Superlattice GaGdAs/GaAs Grown by MBE [Not invited]2011 International conference on solid state devices and materials (SSDM2011) 2...See More
Structure and Magnetic Properties of Diluted Magnetic Semiconductor Superlattice GaGdAs/GaAs Grown by MBE [Not invited]
2011 International conference on solid state devices and materials (SSDM2011) 2011
Fracture behavior transition by change of strain rate in cold rolled and annealed Si steels [Not invited]
International Symposium on Giant Straining Process for Advanced Materials (GSAM 2010) 2010
Crystallographic aspect of ε-martensite transformation of high-Mn metastable austenitic steel with fine grained [Not invited]
International Symposium on Giant Straining Process for Advanced Materials (GSAM 2010) 2010
Crystallographic aspect of ε-martensite transformation of high-Mn metastable austenitic steel with fine grained [Not invited]International Symposium on Giant Straining Process for Advanced Materials ...See More
Crystallographic aspect of ε-martensite transformation of high-Mn metastable austenitic steel with fine grained [Not invited]
International Symposium on Giant Straining Process for Advanced Materials (GSAM 2010) 2010
Solvothermal Soft Chemical Synthesis and Characterization of Nanostructured Ba1-x(Bi0.5K0.5)(x)TiO3 Platelike Particles with Crystal-Axis OrientationXingang Kong; Dengwei Hu; Yoshie Ishikawa; Yasuhiro...See More
Magnetic Properties of Order and Disorder Phase Composite Fe-Pt Exchange Spring Film MagnetKOGA Junpei; MATSUO Kazuya; NAKANO Masaki; FUKUNAGA Hirotosi; TANAKA Yasuhiro 電気学会研究会資料. MAG, マグネティックス研究会 2...See More
Magnetic Properties of Order and Disorder Phase Composite Fe-Pt Exchange Spring Film Magnet
Effect of composition on the microstructure of dental Ag-Pd-Cu-Au alloys
TANAKA Y.; OGATA T.; MIURA E.; TAKUMA Y.; SHIRAISHI T.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 24- (5) 374 -374 2005/09
Effect of composition on the microstructure of dental Ag-Pd-Cu-Au alloysTANAKA Y.; OGATA T.; MIURA E.; TAKUMA Y.; SHIRAISHI T.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and D...See More
Effect of composition on the microstructure of dental Ag-Pd-Cu-Au alloys
TANAKA Y.; OGATA T.; MIURA E.; TAKUMA Y.; SHIRAISHI T.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 24- (5) 374 -374 2005/09
XPS analysis of tarnish films on experimental Pd-free dental low-karat gold alloys in a 0.1% Na_2S solution
TAKUMA Y.; SHIRAISHI T.; TANAKA Y.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 24- (5) 375 -375 2005/09
XPS analysis of tarnish films on experimental Pd-free dental low-karat gold alloys in a 0.1% Na_2S solutionTAKUMA Y.; SHIRAISHI T.; TANAKA Y.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental ...See More
XPS analysis of tarnish films on experimental Pd-free dental low-karat gold alloys in a 0.1% Na_2S solution
TAKUMA Y.; SHIRAISHI T.; TANAKA Y.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 24- (5) 375 -375 2005/09
Mechanism of color of dental Au-Pt-based alloys
SHIRAISHI T.; TAKUMA Y.; TANAKA Y.; MIURA E.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 23- (5) 424 -424 2004/09
Mechanism of color of dental Au-Pt-based alloysSHIRAISHI T.; TAKUMA Y.; TANAKA Y.; MIURA E.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 23- (5) 424 -424 2004/0...See More
Mechanism of color of dental Au-Pt-based alloys
SHIRAISHI T.; TAKUMA Y.; TANAKA Y.; MIURA E.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 23- (5) 424 -424 2004/09
Tensile strength and porosity of experimental Ti-Zr-Sn dental alloys
OGATA T.; TANAKA Y.; MIURA E.; SHIRAISHI T.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 23- (2) 107 -107 2004/03
Tensile strength and porosity of experimental Ti-Zr-Sn dental alloysOGATA T.; TANAKA Y.; MIURA E.; SHIRAISHI T.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 23- (2...See More
Tensile strength and porosity of experimental Ti-Zr-Sn dental alloys
OGATA T.; TANAKA Y.; MIURA E.; SHIRAISHI T.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 23- (2) 107 -107 2004/03
高温熱処理による歯科用金銀パラジウム合金の微細組織変化と強化機構-TEMで明らかになったナノ構造
田中康弘 バウンダリー 19- (11) 21 -23 2003/11
Effects of composition on the optical properties of experimental Pd-free dental low-karat gold alloys
SHIRAISHI T.; TAKUMA Y.; HISATSUNE K.; TANAKA Y.; MIURA E. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 22- (5) 371 -371 2003/08
Effects of composition on the optical properties of experimental Pd-free dental low-karat gold alloysSHIRAISHI T.; TAKUMA Y.; HISATSUNE K.; TANAKA Y.; MIURA E. Journal of the Japanese Society for Den...See More
Effects of composition on the optical properties of experimental Pd-free dental low-karat gold alloys
SHIRAISHI T.; TAKUMA Y.; HISATSUNE K.; TANAKA Y.; MIURA E. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 22- (5) 371 -371 2003/08
Tarnish resistance of experimetal Pd-free dental low-karat gold alloys in a 0.1% Na_2S solution
TAKUMA Y.; SHIRAISHI T.; TANAKA Y.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 22- (5) 372 -372 2003/08
Tarnish resistance of experimetal Pd-free dental low-karat gold alloys in a 0.1% Na_2S solutionTAKUMA Y.; SHIRAISHI T.; TANAKA Y.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials an...See More
Tarnish resistance of experimetal Pd-free dental low-karat gold alloys in a 0.1% Na_2S solution
TAKUMA Y.; SHIRAISHI T.; TANAKA Y.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 22- (5) 372 -372 2003/08
Cross-sectional TEM observation of gold-coated titanium-porcelain interface
TANAKA Y.; MIURA E.; SHIRAISHI T.; HISATSUNE K.; WATANABE I.; CAI Z.; OKABE T. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 22- (5) 331 -331 2003/08
Cross-sectional TEM observation of gold-coated titanium-porcelain interfaceTANAKA Y.; MIURA E.; SHIRAISHI T.; HISATSUNE K.; WATANABE I.; CAI Z.; OKABE T. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Ma...See More
Cross-sectional TEM observation of gold-coated titanium-porcelain interface
TANAKA Y.; MIURA E.; SHIRAISHI T.; HISATSUNE K.; WATANABE I.; CAI Z.; OKABE T. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 22- (5) 331 -331 2003/08
Fractal Analysis of Grain Boundary Reaction in Dental Alloys
TAKUMA Yasuko; HISATSUNE Kunihiro; SHIRAISHI Takanobu; TANAKA Yasuhiro; MIURA Eri Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 22- (4) 237 -242 2003/07
Fractal Analysis of Grain Boundary Reaction in Dental AlloysTAKUMA Yasuko; HISATSUNE Kunihiro; SHIRAISHI Takanobu; TANAKA Yasuhiro; MIURA Eri Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and ...See More
Fractal Analysis of Grain Boundary Reaction in Dental Alloys
TAKUMA Yasuko; HISATSUNE Kunihiro; SHIRAISHI Takanobu; TANAKA Yasuhiro; MIURA Eri Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 22- (4) 237 -242 2003/07
TEM analysis of gold-coated cast titanium-ceramic interface.
Y. Tanaka; E. Miura; T. Shiraishi; K. Hisatsune; I. Watanabe; Z. Cai; T. Okabe JOURNAL OF DENTAL RESEARCH 82- B194 -B194 2003/06
Role of iron on optical properties of Au-Pt-based dental alloys.
T. Shiraishi; Y. Takuma; E. Miura; Y. Tanaka; K. Hisatsune JOURNAL OF DENTAL RESEARCH 82- B129 -B129 2003/06
Castability in Ti-Zr-Sn Alloys
OGATA T.; TANAKA Y.; MIURA E.; SHIRAISHI T.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 22- (2) 135 -135 2003/03
Hardening mechanism of dental casting gold-silver-palladium alloy by higher-temperature heat-treatment
TANAKA Y.; SEOL H. -J.; OGATA T.; MIURA E.; SHIRAISHI T.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 22- (2) 69 -69 2003/03
Hardening mechanism of dental casting gold-silver-palladium alloy by higher-temperature heat-treatmentTANAKA Y.; SEOL H. -J.; OGATA T.; MIURA E.; SHIRAISHI T.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese So...See More
Hardening mechanism of dental casting gold-silver-palladium alloy by higher-temperature heat-treatment
TANAKA Y.; SEOL H. -J.; OGATA T.; MIURA E.; SHIRAISHI T.; HISATSUNE K. Journal of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices 22- (2) 69 -69 2003/03
Effects of alloying elements on the optical properties of experimental Pd-free gold alloys for porcelain bondingSHIRAISHI T.; HISATSUNE K.; MIURA E.; TANAKA Y.; TAKUMA Y. 歯科材料・器械 19- 131 -131 200...See More
Effects of alloying elements on the optical properties of experimental Pd-free gold alloys for porcelain bonding
Penetration depth of cart titanium and gold alloy by laser.
E Miura; Y Tanaka; T Shiraishi; K Hisatsune; M Atsuta JOURNAL OF DENTAL RESEARCH 79- 187 -187 2000
TEM study on the microstructure of titanium/bonding-porcelain fused interface.
Y Tanaka; Watanabe, I; E Miura; T Shiraishi; M Atsuta; H Hisatsune JOURNAL OF DENTAL RESEARCH 79- 271 -271 2000
Joint strength of laser welded gold alloy.
Watanabe, I; Y Tanaka; J Liu; E Miura; T Shiraishi; K Hisatsune; M Atsuta JOURNAL OF DENTAL RESEARCH 79- 187 -187 2000
Study on Fe-Pt magnetic alloys for the purpose of keeper material
WATANABE I.; TANAKA Y.; UDOH K.; HISATSUNE K.; ATSUTA M.; NAKANO M.; FUKUNAGA H. 歯科材料・器械 17- (32) 45 -45 1998/09
Relations between micro- and magnetic- structures and magnetic properties of Fe-Pt ferromagnetic alloys.
TANAKA Y.; WATANABE I.; UDOH K.; ATSUTA M.; HISATSUNE K.; NAKANO M.; FUKUNAGA H. 歯科材料・器械 17- (32) 44 -44 1998/09
Relations between micro- and magnetic- structures and magnetic properties of Fe-Pt ferromagnetic alloys.TANAKA Y.; WATANABE I.; UDOH K.; ATSUTA M.; HISATSUNE K.; NAKANO M.; FUKUNAGA H. 歯科材料・器械 17- ...See More
Relations between micro- and magnetic- structures and magnetic properties of Fe-Pt ferromagnetic alloys.
TANAKA Y.; WATANABE I.; UDOH K.; ATSUTA M.; HISATSUNE K.; NAKANO M.; FUKUNAGA H. 歯科材料・器械 17- (32) 44 -44 1998/09
Transmission electron microscopy on the interface of the ceramo-metallic bond
A coherent phase diagram of the [(AuCu)_<0.86>Ag_<0.14>]_<1-x>Pt_x pseudobinary section in Au-Cu-Ag-Pt quaternary system
SAKRANA Amal Abd El Samad; UDOH Koh-ichi; TANAKA Yasuhiro; HISATSUNE Kunihiro; ATSUTA Mitsuru; YASUDA Katsuhiro 歯科材料・器械 (30) 104 -104 1997/09
A coherent phase diagram of the [(AuCu)_<0.86>Ag_<0.14>]_<1-x>Pt_x pseudobinary section in Au-Cu-Ag-Pt quaternary systemSAKRANA Amal Abd El Samad; UDOH Koh-ichi; TANAKA Yasuhiro; HISATSUNE Kunihiro; A...See More
A coherent phase diagram of the [(AuCu)_<0.86>Ag_<0.14>]_<1-x>Pt_x pseudobinary section in Au-Cu-Ag-Pt quaternary system
SAKRANA Amal Abd El Samad; UDOH Koh-ichi; TANAKA Yasuhiro; HISATSUNE Kunihiro; ATSUTA Mitsuru; YASUDA Katsuhiro 歯科材料・器械 (30) 104 -104 1997/09
Age-hardening characteristics of Au-Cu-Pd ternary alloys related to Au_3Cu ordering
High resolution electron microscopy of the interface for porcelain-gold alloy bonding
TANAKA Y.; UDOH K.; HISATSUNE K.; YASUDA K.; NAGANO S.; BABA K.; Van LANDUYT J.; Van TENDELOO G. 歯科材料・器械 16- (29) 110 -110 1997/03
High resolution electron microscopy of the interface for porcelain-gold alloy bondingTANAKA Y.; UDOH K.; HISATSUNE K.; YASUDA K.; NAGANO S.; BABA K.; Van LANDUYT J.; Van TENDELOO G. 歯科材料・器械 16- (29...See More
High resolution electron microscopy of the interface for porcelain-gold alloy bonding
TANAKA Y.; UDOH K.; HISATSUNE K.; YASUDA K.; NAGANO S.; BABA K.; Van LANDUYT J.; Van TENDELOO G. 歯科材料・器械 16- (29) 110 -110 1997/03
Aging behaviour in a dental low gold alloy with high copper content
Age-harding mechanisume of the [Aux-(Ag_<0.24>Cu_<0.76>)_1_-x]_<0.985>-Pt_<0.015> section in the Au-Cu Ag-Pt quaternary systemIWANUMA K.; GOTOH J.; UDOH K.; TANAKA Y.; HISATSUNE K.; YASUDA K. 歯科材料・器械...See More
Age-harding mechanisume of the [Aux-(Ag_<0.24>Cu_<0.76>)_1_-x]_<0.985>-Pt_<0.015> section in the Au-Cu Ag-Pt quaternary system
Coherent phase diagram of the [Au_X-(Ag_<0.24>Cu_<0.76>)_<1-X>]_<0.985>-Pt_<0.015> section in the Au-Cu-Ag-Pt quaternary system
IWANUMA K.; UDOH K.; TANAKA Y.; HISATSUNE K.; YASUDA K. 歯科材料・器械. Special issue, 日本歯科理工学会学術講演会講演集 13- (24) 48 -49 1994/09
Coherent phase diagram of the [Au_X-(Ag_<0.24>Cu_<0.76>)_<1-X>]_<0.985>-Pt_<0.015> section in the Au-Cu-Ag-Pt quaternary systemIWANUMA K.; UDOH K.; TANAKA Y.; HISATSUNE K.; YASUDA K. 歯科材料・器械. Special...See More
Coherent phase diagram of the [Au_X-(Ag_<0.24>Cu_<0.76>)_<1-X>]_<0.985>-Pt_<0.015> section in the Au-Cu-Ag-Pt quaternary system
IWANUMA K.; UDOH K.; TANAKA Y.; HISATSUNE K.; YASUDA K. 歯科材料・器械. Special issue, 日本歯科理工学会学術講演会講演集 13- (24) 48 -49 1994/09
Effect of platinum addition on the ordering of equiatomic alloy AuCu(Part I)
Effect of platinum addition on the ordering of equiatomic alloy AuCu(Part I)El-Araby A.; Iwanuma K.; Tanaka Y.; Udoh K.; Hisatsune K.; Yasuda K. 歯科材料・器械. Special issue, 日本歯科理工学会学術講演会講演集 11- (19) 1...See More
Effect of platinum addition on the ordering of equiatomic alloy AuCu(Part I)
TEM examination on two types of transformation sequence of checkeboard-like microstructure in Au-Cu-Pd ternary alloysWINN HTAIN; HERNANDEZ Rhodora I.; TANAKA Yasuhiro; MIURA Eri; SHIRAISHI Takanobu; H...See More
TEM examination on two types of transformation sequence of checkeboard-like microstructure in Au-Cu-Pd ternary alloys
Cross-sectional TEM analyses were performed. (1) Formations of Ca ion containing oxide film on the Ti-6Al-7Nb biomaterial. Ca/P ratio can be controlled using multiple oxidations using Ca cation containing and PO4 anion containing chemical solutions. (2) Change of interface structures of interface between TiAl high-temperature material and oxidation resistance coating film. (3) A new method of suppression of hot shortness on Cu-containing steel during scale formation using Ni-shot peening.
Nano-structure and chemical state analyses by cross-sectional TEM to improve functions of metal/oxide interfacesJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (fr...See More
Nano-structure and chemical state analyses by cross-sectional TEM to improve functions of metal/oxide interfaces
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Cross-sectional TEM analyses were performed. (1) Formations of Ca ion containing oxide film on the Ti-6Al-7Nb biomaterial. Ca/P ratio can be controlled using multiple oxidations using Ca cation containing and PO4 anion containing chemical solutions. (2) Change of interface structures of interface between TiAl high-temperature material and oxidation resistance coating film. (3) A new method of suppression of hot shortness on Cu-containing steel during scale formation using Ni-shot peening.
Creating mesocrystalline ferroelectric nanocomposites and verification of their enormous piezoelectric and dielectric responses
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Date (from‐to) : 2014/04 -2017/03
Author : FENG Qi; KUSUNOSE Takafumi
In the present study, mesocrystalline ferroelectric nanocomposites constructed from tow-kinds of nanocrystals with same crystal-axis orientation were synthesized by using our original soft chemical process, and their ferroelectric, dielectric, and piezoelectric behaviors were studied. We have succeeded in the syntheses of some ferroelectric mesocrystalline nanocomposites, such as BaTiO3/SiTiO3, BaTiO3/CaTiO3, BaTiO3/(Bi0.5Na0.5)TiO3, and SrTiO3/(Bi0.5Na0.5)TiO3 for the first time. The nanostructural, ferroelectric, dielectric, and piezoelectric studies revealed that 7 times and 5 times of enhanced piezoelectric and dielectric responses, respectively, were achieved by introduction of the lattice strain at the heteroepitaxial interface between two-kinds of the nanocrystals in the mesocrystalline nanocomposites. These results reveal that the enormous piezoelectric and dielectric responses can be induced by the lattice strain at the heteroepitaxial interface using the strain engineering.
Creating mesocrystalline ferroelectric nanocomposites and verification of their enormous piezoelectric and dielectric responsesJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific R...See More
Creating mesocrystalline ferroelectric nanocomposites and verification of their enormous piezoelectric and dielectric responses
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Date (from‐to) : 2014/04 -2017/03
Author : FENG Qi; KUSUNOSE Takafumi
In the present study, mesocrystalline ferroelectric nanocomposites constructed from tow-kinds of nanocrystals with same crystal-axis orientation were synthesized by using our original soft chemical process, and their ferroelectric, dielectric, and piezoelectric behaviors were studied. We have succeeded in the syntheses of some ferroelectric mesocrystalline nanocomposites, such as BaTiO3/SiTiO3, BaTiO3/CaTiO3, BaTiO3/(Bi0.5Na0.5)TiO3, and SrTiO3/(Bi0.5Na0.5)TiO3 for the first time. The nanostructural, ferroelectric, dielectric, and piezoelectric studies revealed that 7 times and 5 times of enhanced piezoelectric and dielectric responses, respectively, were achieved by introduction of the lattice strain at the heteroepitaxial interface between two-kinds of the nanocrystals in the mesocrystalline nanocomposites. These results reveal that the enormous piezoelectric and dielectric responses can be induced by the lattice strain at the heteroepitaxial interface using the strain engineering.
Explication of a mechanism for the inhibitory effects of apatite on a metallic corrosion and the development of preservation concrete
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Date (from‐to) : 2014/04 -2017/03
Author : Kakegawa Hisao
Hydroxyapatite (HAP) significantly inhibited the corrosion of iron plates in sodium chloride solution and the releases of iron ions from iron plate. No formation of the layer of newly formed chemical composition on the plate surfaces was observed by analysis with TEM. The corrosion electric potentials of metals were increased. The linear sweep voltammetry (LSV) between iron and platinum electrode were significantly inhibited by HAP. It was suggest that the inhibitory effect of HAP on the anode reaction of iron corrosion reaction seems to be caused by some physical mechanisms. The fresh-concrete containing HAP fitted with JIS standard. The compressive strength of the test pieces with HAP were more than 40 N/mm2 as well as those of the test pieces without HAP. The inhibitory effects of HAP on the corrosion of iron sands in the concrete test pieces containing iron sands with HAP were confirmed in the sodium chloride solution with 1N hydrochloric acid.
Explication of a mechanism for the inhibitory effects of apatite on a metallic corrosion and the development of preservation concreteJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scient...See More
Explication of a mechanism for the inhibitory effects of apatite on a metallic corrosion and the development of preservation concrete
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Date (from‐to) : 2014/04 -2017/03
Author : Kakegawa Hisao
Hydroxyapatite (HAP) significantly inhibited the corrosion of iron plates in sodium chloride solution and the releases of iron ions from iron plate. No formation of the layer of newly formed chemical composition on the plate surfaces was observed by analysis with TEM. The corrosion electric potentials of metals were increased. The linear sweep voltammetry (LSV) between iron and platinum electrode were significantly inhibited by HAP. It was suggest that the inhibitory effect of HAP on the anode reaction of iron corrosion reaction seems to be caused by some physical mechanisms. The fresh-concrete containing HAP fitted with JIS standard. The compressive strength of the test pieces with HAP were more than 40 N/mm2 as well as those of the test pieces without HAP. The inhibitory effects of HAP on the corrosion of iron sands in the concrete test pieces containing iron sands with HAP were confirmed in the sodium chloride solution with 1N hydrochloric acid.
Hydrothermal treatment for improvements in the strength and functions of anodic oxidation films formed on the biomaterial titanium alloy.
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
The purpose of this study is formation of excellent surface oxide films to improve the biocompatibility on a Ti-6Al-7Nb (α+β) 2 phase-type alloy by means of anodic oxidation, involving Ca cation and hydrothermal process. Nano-tube surface film was generated even there was some difference in tube diameter between α and β phases. And Ca was incorporated into the nano-tube structure. Micro-arc oxidation process in the chemical solution containing Ca ion made the surface film containing Ca cation. We find that ingredients of the chemical solutions affected phases in the oxide film and the structure of the interface and defects.
Hydrothermal treatment for improvements in the strength and functions of anodic oxidation films formed on the biomaterial titanium alloy.Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Sc...See More
Hydrothermal treatment for improvements in the strength and functions of anodic oxidation films formed on the biomaterial titanium alloy.
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
The purpose of this study is formation of excellent surface oxide films to improve the biocompatibility on a Ti-6Al-7Nb (α+β) 2 phase-type alloy by means of anodic oxidation, involving Ca cation and hydrothermal process. Nano-tube surface film was generated even there was some difference in tube diameter between α and β phases. And Ca was incorporated into the nano-tube structure. Micro-arc oxidation process in the chemical solution containing Ca ion made the surface film containing Ca cation. We find that ingredients of the chemical solutions affected phases in the oxide film and the structure of the interface and defects.
Synthesis of TiO_2 Nanocrystals with Specific Crystal Plane on the Surface and Characterization of Their Photocatalytic and Dye-Sensitized Properties
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Date (from‐to) : 2008 -2010
Author : FENG Qi; TANAKA Yasuhiro; ITOH Hiroshi
In this study, we developed a novel process for the synthesis of anatase-type TiO_2 nanocrystals with specific crystal plane on the crystal surface using layered titanate nanosheets as the precursor and studied their photocatalytic activity and dye-sensitized solar cell performance. The TiO_2 nanocrystals with (010) plane on the surface can be prepared by hydrothermal treatment of H_<1.07>Ti_<1.74>O_4 nanosheet solution. The (010) plane presents the high photocatalytic activity and high dye adsorption amount. The results of dye-sensitized solar cell study indicate that the V_ value increases with increasing the dye adsorption amount and the J_ value increases with increasing adsorption constant. We give the quantitative relationships between the dye adsorption parameters and solar cell parameters for the first time.
Synthesis of TiO_2 Nanocrystals with Specific Crystal Plane on the Surface and Characterization of Their Photocatalytic and Dye-Sensitized PropertiesJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-i...See More
Synthesis of TiO_2 Nanocrystals with Specific Crystal Plane on the Surface and Characterization of Their Photocatalytic and Dye-Sensitized Properties
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Date (from‐to) : 2008 -2010
Author : FENG Qi; TANAKA Yasuhiro; ITOH Hiroshi
In this study, we developed a novel process for the synthesis of anatase-type TiO_2 nanocrystals with specific crystal plane on the crystal surface using layered titanate nanosheets as the precursor and studied their photocatalytic activity and dye-sensitized solar cell performance. The TiO_2 nanocrystals with (010) plane on the surface can be prepared by hydrothermal treatment of H_<1.07>Ti_<1.74>O_4 nanosheet solution. The (010) plane presents the high photocatalytic activity and high dye adsorption amount. The results of dye-sensitized solar cell study indicate that the V_ value increases with increasing the dye adsorption amount and the J_ value increases with increasing adsorption constant. We give the quantitative relationships between the dye adsorption parameters and solar cell parameters for the first time.
To develop new Ti alloys with low elastic modulus and high corrosion resistance, Ti-Zr binary alloys with Zr content of 0, 20, 40, 60, 70, 80, 100 at.% were prepared and their density, Young's modulus, Poisson's ratio and Vickers microhardness were investigated. Primary experimental results were as follows.
1. Density
The density vs. composition curve for the Ti-Zr binary alloys slightly deviated positively from the straight baseline connecting the two points on both ends for pure Ti and pure Zr. It is noted that the degree of deviation from the straight baseline was slightly greater in the Ti-rich region compared to the Zr-rich region.
2. Hardness
Hardness of the as-cast pure Ti and Zr were 157 VHN and 196 VHN, respectively. The alloying addition of 20 at.% Zr to Ti drastically increased hardness, indicating that a great deal of solid solution hardening occurred. Further addition of Zr further increased Vickers hardness up to about 370 VHN at Ti-60 at.% Zr composition. Similar solid solution hardening was observed when Zr was alloyed with Ti. However, magnitude of increase in hardness was much weaker in the Zr-rich region compared to the Ti-rich region.
3. Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio
Young's modulus of pure Ti was significantly higher than that of pure Zr. By alloying Ti with Zr, Young's modulus markedly decreased and the minimum Young's modulus of about 89 GPa was obtained at the Ti-60 at.% Zr composition. On the other hand, Poisson's ratio of pure Ti was significantly lower than that of pure Zr. By alloying Ti with Zr, Poisson's ratio markedly increased and the maximum Poisson's ratio of about 0.343 was obtained at the Ti-60 at.% Zr composition.
Development of Titanium Alloys with Low Elastic Modulus and High Corrosion Resistance designed on the Basis of Quantum Chemistry TheoryJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scie...See More
Development of Titanium Alloys with Low Elastic Modulus and High Corrosion Resistance designed on the Basis of Quantum Chemistry Theory
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
To develop new Ti alloys with low elastic modulus and high corrosion resistance, Ti-Zr binary alloys with Zr content of 0, 20, 40, 60, 70, 80, 100 at.% were prepared and their density, Young's modulus, Poisson's ratio and Vickers microhardness were investigated. Primary experimental results were as follows.
1. Density
The density vs. composition curve for the Ti-Zr binary alloys slightly deviated positively from the straight baseline connecting the two points on both ends for pure Ti and pure Zr. It is noted that the degree of deviation from the straight baseline was slightly greater in the Ti-rich region compared to the Zr-rich region.
2. Hardness
Hardness of the as-cast pure Ti and Zr were 157 VHN and 196 VHN, respectively. The alloying addition of 20 at.% Zr to Ti drastically increased hardness, indicating that a great deal of solid solution hardening occurred. Further addition of Zr further increased Vickers hardness up to about 370 VHN at Ti-60 at.% Zr composition. Similar solid solution hardening was observed when Zr was alloyed with Ti. However, magnitude of increase in hardness was much weaker in the Zr-rich region compared to the Ti-rich region.
3. Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio
Young's modulus of pure Ti was significantly higher than that of pure Zr. By alloying Ti with Zr, Young's modulus markedly decreased and the minimum Young's modulus of about 89 GPa was obtained at the Ti-60 at.% Zr composition. On the other hand, Poisson's ratio of pure Ti was significantly lower than that of pure Zr. By alloying Ti with Zr, Poisson's ratio markedly increased and the maximum Poisson's ratio of about 0.343 was obtained at the Ti-60 at.% Zr composition.
1.Binding enhancement mechanism of the metal bonded porcelain with the Au sputter-coated titanium was investigated using transmission election microscopy. The deficient layer on the titanium side disappeared by the Au sputter coating. Without the Au coating, titanium atoms is considered to diffuse on the porcelain side through the reaction layer at the fused interface. On the other hand, gold has a strong affinity for titanium, so the gold layer is considered to hinder titanium diffusing into the porcelain and oxygen diffusing into the titanium.
2.The results of the electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) well explain the fused interface structure and the crystal structure.
3.Ion plating is applied to one of titanium surface treatment methods. Ionized titanium was introduced by an electron beam melting and Ar RF plasma. The thickness of the ion-plated titanium film was about 100 nm and the crystal grain size in the film was around less than 10 nm. Cross-sectional TEM observation was performed.
4.Acrylic resin rods at about 1 mm in diameter were subjected to the Ti ion plating and we prototyped titanium implants for animal trials. The benefit of this implant is that we've been able to slice the titanium implant with surrounding tissue using microtome. The trial implant was placed into the middle portion of the diaphysis of the left femur in mouse. After 1-4 days operation, immunohistochemistry with fibronectin (FN) antibody was performed. The results suggest that Plasma FN regulates bone formation.
New strategy for developing surface-treated functional titanium based on nano-structure and electronic state analysesJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDat...See More
New strategy for developing surface-treated functional titanium based on nano-structure and electronic state analyses
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
1.Binding enhancement mechanism of the metal bonded porcelain with the Au sputter-coated titanium was investigated using transmission election microscopy. The deficient layer on the titanium side disappeared by the Au sputter coating. Without the Au coating, titanium atoms is considered to diffuse on the porcelain side through the reaction layer at the fused interface. On the other hand, gold has a strong affinity for titanium, so the gold layer is considered to hinder titanium diffusing into the porcelain and oxygen diffusing into the titanium.
2.The results of the electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) well explain the fused interface structure and the crystal structure.
3.Ion plating is applied to one of titanium surface treatment methods. Ionized titanium was introduced by an electron beam melting and Ar RF plasma. The thickness of the ion-plated titanium film was about 100 nm and the crystal grain size in the film was around less than 10 nm. Cross-sectional TEM observation was performed.
4.Acrylic resin rods at about 1 mm in diameter were subjected to the Ti ion plating and we prototyped titanium implants for animal trials. The benefit of this implant is that we've been able to slice the titanium implant with surrounding tissue using microtome. The trial implant was placed into the middle portion of the diaphysis of the left femur in mouse. After 1-4 days operation, immunohistochemistry with fibronectin (FN) antibody was performed. The results suggest that Plasma FN regulates bone formation.
New evolution of magnetic attachment system applying iron-platinum magnetic alloys
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
1.We investigated adhesion between the iron-platinum alloy and denture resin using primer. The shear bond strength using VBATDT included primer was almost the same strength of the control sample that was not treated by any primer. After 10000 times thermal cycle (10000TC), the shear bond strength decreased to 1 MPa. The bond strength using 4-META included primer was twice strong as the control sample. After 10000TC, the bond strength using 4-META included primer decreased to the same as the 10000TC control sample. In the cases of MDP or MEPS included primers, the bond strengths were over 15 MPa and three times as strong as that of the control sample. In addition, after TC10000, the bond strength using MDP included primer was almost the same before thermal cycle, although the MEPS treatment suffered from the thermal cycle. The most appropriate primer for bonding iron-platinum alloy to resin is considered to include MDP monomer.
2.We investigated wear resistance of the iron-platinum magnet. Wear of the iron-platinum magnet was the same of the Co-Cr alloy and a twentieth as much as those of the gold alky and the silver-palladium-copper-gold alloy. It seems that the excellent wear resistance is obtained by the aging process to generate the ordered L1_0 phase that is necessary for the hard magnetic properties.
3.We observed microstructure of the iron-platinum thin film fabricated by RF sputtering for the application of micro-machine. Remanence enhancement occurred by aging at 50℃. TEM observation unveiled that the microstructure was intermingled with the fcc disordered phase and the L1_0 ordered phase within a 50nm area. Exchange interaction between these phases seemed to lead the remanece enhancement.
New evolution of magnetic attachment system applying iron-platinum magnetic alloysJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (from‐to) : 2002 -2004 Author : ...See More
New evolution of magnetic attachment system applying iron-platinum magnetic alloys
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
1.We investigated adhesion between the iron-platinum alloy and denture resin using primer. The shear bond strength using VBATDT included primer was almost the same strength of the control sample that was not treated by any primer. After 10000 times thermal cycle (10000TC), the shear bond strength decreased to 1 MPa. The bond strength using 4-META included primer was twice strong as the control sample. After 10000TC, the bond strength using 4-META included primer decreased to the same as the 10000TC control sample. In the cases of MDP or MEPS included primers, the bond strengths were over 15 MPa and three times as strong as that of the control sample. In addition, after TC10000, the bond strength using MDP included primer was almost the same before thermal cycle, although the MEPS treatment suffered from the thermal cycle. The most appropriate primer for bonding iron-platinum alloy to resin is considered to include MDP monomer.
2.We investigated wear resistance of the iron-platinum magnet. Wear of the iron-platinum magnet was the same of the Co-Cr alloy and a twentieth as much as those of the gold alky and the silver-palladium-copper-gold alloy. It seems that the excellent wear resistance is obtained by the aging process to generate the ordered L1_0 phase that is necessary for the hard magnetic properties.
3.We observed microstructure of the iron-platinum thin film fabricated by RF sputtering for the application of micro-machine. Remanence enhancement occurred by aging at 50℃. TEM observation unveiled that the microstructure was intermingled with the fcc disordered phase and the L1_0 ordered phase within a 50nm area. Exchange interaction between these phases seemed to lead the remanece enhancement.
Experimental Pd-free Ag-Au-Pt-Cu alloys with various chemical compositions were prepared to substitute for traditional dental Ag-Pd-Cu-Au alloys. Liquidus and solidus temperatures were determined from DSC data. Spectrophotometric colorimetry was performed to investigate the optical properties and to quantify the tarnish resistance in the 0.1% Na_2S solution. Principal results obtained are as follows.
1. In the alloys with the same Au content, both liquidus and solidus temperatures lowered with increasing Cu content. Solidification temperature range became narrow with increasing Cu content.
2. In all the experimental alloys, spectral reflectance was high in the long-wavelength region and very low in the short-wavelength region due to the effective absorption of light.
3. In the alloys with the same Cu content, the absorption edge systematically moved towards longer wavelength direction with increasing Au content. Simultaneously, spectral reflectance in the long-wavelength region slightly decreased with increasing Au content. Owing to these systematic variations of spectral reflectance curves, chromaticity index b^* (yellow-blue) apparently increased, giving a gold tinge to the alloy.
4. In the alloys with the same Cu content of 15 at.% or 20 at.%, tarnish resistance of the alloys in the 0.1% Na_2S solution was markedly improved with Au content.
5. Among the three coordinates, L^*, a^*, b^*, in the CIELAB color space, decrease in L^*-value effectively affected the color change, ΔE^*, of the material in the tarnish test solution.
Development of Dental Alloys alternative to Ag-Pd-Cu-Au AlloysJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (from‐to) : 2001 -2002 Author : SHIRAISHI Takanobu; ...See More
Development of Dental Alloys alternative to Ag-Pd-Cu-Au Alloys
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Experimental Pd-free Ag-Au-Pt-Cu alloys with various chemical compositions were prepared to substitute for traditional dental Ag-Pd-Cu-Au alloys. Liquidus and solidus temperatures were determined from DSC data. Spectrophotometric colorimetry was performed to investigate the optical properties and to quantify the tarnish resistance in the 0.1% Na_2S solution. Principal results obtained are as follows.
1. In the alloys with the same Au content, both liquidus and solidus temperatures lowered with increasing Cu content. Solidification temperature range became narrow with increasing Cu content.
2. In all the experimental alloys, spectral reflectance was high in the long-wavelength region and very low in the short-wavelength region due to the effective absorption of light.
3. In the alloys with the same Cu content, the absorption edge systematically moved towards longer wavelength direction with increasing Au content. Simultaneously, spectral reflectance in the long-wavelength region slightly decreased with increasing Au content. Owing to these systematic variations of spectral reflectance curves, chromaticity index b^* (yellow-blue) apparently increased, giving a gold tinge to the alloy.
4. In the alloys with the same Cu content of 15 at.% or 20 at.%, tarnish resistance of the alloys in the 0.1% Na_2S solution was markedly improved with Au content.
5. Among the three coordinates, L^*, a^*, b^*, in the CIELAB color space, decrease in L^*-value effectively affected the color change, ΔE^*, of the material in the tarnish test solution.
Characterization of Dental Materials by Fractal Analysis
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Fractal theory was applied to the quantification of the morphological characteristics of grain boundary reaction in dental alloys. The optical microstructure images of a gold alloy for porcelain fusing and a Ag-Pd-Cu-Au alloy were transformed into black-and white images by using a threshold method with a given threshold value. The binary images of each sample clearly showed the growth of grain boundary precipitates with increasing aging time or temperature. Fractal dimension value of the binary images which was computed by fractal dimension calculation program apparently increase with the progress of grain boundary precipitation.
Characterization of Dental Materials by Fractal AnalysisJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (from‐to) : 2000 -2001 Author : TAKUMA Yasuko; TANAKA Yasu...See More
Characterization of Dental Materials by Fractal Analysis
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Fractal theory was applied to the quantification of the morphological characteristics of grain boundary reaction in dental alloys. The optical microstructure images of a gold alloy for porcelain fusing and a Ag-Pd-Cu-Au alloy were transformed into black-and white images by using a threshold method with a given threshold value. The binary images of each sample clearly showed the growth of grain boundary precipitates with increasing aging time or temperature. Fractal dimension value of the binary images which was computed by fractal dimension calculation program apparently increase with the progress of grain boundary precipitation.
A Study for Low Carat Gold Alloys with Age-hardenability at Intraoral Temperature
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Gold alloys are one of the most useful materials in dental treatment. The required strength is an application of heat treatment wife age4iardening,The hardening is controlled by the formation of ordered phase with L1_0 structure. However, there appears one serious problem of the. deformation on prosthetics, because the L1_0 is different from the matrix phase (fcc) in crystal structure. The purpose of the present study is to clarify the possibility for use of L1_2 phase (fcc) having the same structure. As an L1_2 structure, Cu_3Au and CuAu_3 were selected. Four binary and six ternary alloys were prepared by vacuum-melting in a high-frequency induction furnace. After the solution treatment, two modes were employed, namely anisothermal and isothermal annealings. Th age-hardening behaviors were examined by electrical resistivity measurements, hardness tests, X-ray diffraction and transmission electron microscopy. The main results were as follows ;
(1) It is difficult for only L1_2 phase to obtain appropriate strength for dental prosthetics. Partial introduction of the L1_0 phase (CuAu I) is demanded for the required strength.
(2) Remarkable age-hardening was due to the formation of the CuAu I ordered phase in the Au_3Cu ordered matrix.
(3) Three types of phase transformation in the grain interior from the disordered phase to the equilibrium phases (L1_0 + L1_2) were detected during the isothermal aging. The difference can be interpreted in terms of the free energy.
A Study for Low Carat Gold Alloys with Age-hardenability at Intraoral TemperatureJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (from‐to) : 1999 -2001 Author : H...See More
A Study for Low Carat Gold Alloys with Age-hardenability at Intraoral Temperature
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Gold alloys are one of the most useful materials in dental treatment. The required strength is an application of heat treatment wife age4iardening,The hardening is controlled by the formation of ordered phase with L1_0 structure. However, there appears one serious problem of the. deformation on prosthetics, because the L1_0 is different from the matrix phase (fcc) in crystal structure. The purpose of the present study is to clarify the possibility for use of L1_2 phase (fcc) having the same structure. As an L1_2 structure, Cu_3Au and CuAu_3 were selected. Four binary and six ternary alloys were prepared by vacuum-melting in a high-frequency induction furnace. After the solution treatment, two modes were employed, namely anisothermal and isothermal annealings. Th age-hardening behaviors were examined by electrical resistivity measurements, hardness tests, X-ray diffraction and transmission electron microscopy. The main results were as follows ;
(1) It is difficult for only L1_2 phase to obtain appropriate strength for dental prosthetics. Partial introduction of the L1_0 phase (CuAu I) is demanded for the required strength.
(2) Remarkable age-hardening was due to the formation of the CuAu I ordered phase in the Au_3Cu ordered matrix.
(3) Three types of phase transformation in the grain interior from the disordered phase to the equilibrium phases (L1_0 + L1_2) were detected during the isothermal aging. The difference can be interpreted in terms of the free energy.
高分解能電子顕微鏡法による金属/陶材異相界面の原子構造の解明
日本学術振興会:科学研究費助成事業
Date (from‐to) : 1999 -2000
Author : 田中 康弘
金合金、及びチタンを基板としたメタルボンドポーセレン焼付界面の透過型電子顕微鏡(TEM)観察を行い、陶材と金属間の異種界面の原子構造を明らかにすることを目的とした。貴金属系メタルボンドのケースとして陶材焼付用金合金(KIK Hard II,Ishi fuku)とオペークポーセレン(VMK68,VITA)、卑金属系メタルボンドのケースとして純チタン(TypeII)とボンディングポーセレン(Super porcelain TITAN,Noritake)の焼付界面の断面TEM観察を行った。また焼成手順は使用説明書に従った。デギャッシング処理後、チタン表面にはルチル構造のTiO_2表面酸化物層が数nm厚のTiO層を挟んで整合性を持って生じていた。一方金合金ではベルビー層の再結晶と同時にSnO_2やIn_2O_3酸化物が結晶粒界に内部酸化物として非整合析出した。ポーセレン焼成後、チタン表面酸化物層は消失した。陶材側には多結晶のTiOやTi_2O_3酸化物が生じていた。またチタン側には酸素を多く固溶したチタンと非晶質チタニアからなるチタン欠乏層が生じていた。このように高温化学反応によって中間酸化物層が生じていたが、チタン欠乏層が存在するため界面チタン側が非常に弱くなっていた。一方金合金の場合、陶材は金合金と原子スケールで直接結合し、従来考えられていた中間層は認められなかった。界面に稀にみられたSnO_2やIn_2O_3酸化物は金合金とは整合性はなく機械的な結合力の向上に寄与していると考えられた。本研究によってメタルボンドポーセレン界面構造は金属が貴か卑かで大きく異なり、中間酸化物層の存在が界面の化学結合力、界面強度に大きく寄与しているという従来の考えは間違いであることを、原子レベルでのTEM観察で初めて明らかに出来た。
The addition of Fe and Co less than 10wt% in titanium increased Vickers microhardness of the alloys and reduced the value of castability into magnesia based investment. The alloy containing 10wt% Fe showed low corrosion resistance compared with the commercially pure titanium. These alloy indicated the hardness value similar to that of dental Co-Cr alloys. The machaniblity of these alloy were very poor compared to that of dental casting alloys. Especially these alloy demonstrated low rate of machinability compared with the commecially pure titnium. Is is to be desired that the developed titanium alloy shows 1.5 or 2 time greater hardness than commercially pure titanium. The addition of Cr and Mo in titanium showed approximately 300 VHN of hardness and this value is similar or superior to the hardness of dental casting gold alloys. The titanium alloy added with Ag indicated the lower hardness (approx. 200 VHN) than the dental casting gold alloys. The addition of Ag in titanium demaontrated the vaporization of Ag in the casting machine during casting and indicated the possibility of damage for the casting machines. The addition of Cr and Co in titnanium deduced the reactivity between the investment material and the alloy surface. All of the titanium alloy indicated low machinability comapred to the commercially pure titanium. However, these alloy showed greater machinability compared with that of the Co-Cr alloy.
Development and charactarization of Ti alloys for dentistryJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (from‐to) : 1999 -2000 Author : ATSUTA Mitsuru; WATANAB...See More
Development and charactarization of Ti alloys for dentistry
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
The addition of Fe and Co less than 10wt% in titanium increased Vickers microhardness of the alloys and reduced the value of castability into magnesia based investment. The alloy containing 10wt% Fe showed low corrosion resistance compared with the commercially pure titanium. These alloy indicated the hardness value similar to that of dental Co-Cr alloys. The machaniblity of these alloy were very poor compared to that of dental casting alloys. Especially these alloy demonstrated low rate of machinability compared with the commecially pure titnium. Is is to be desired that the developed titanium alloy shows 1.5 or 2 time greater hardness than commercially pure titanium. The addition of Cr and Mo in titanium showed approximately 300 VHN of hardness and this value is similar or superior to the hardness of dental casting gold alloys. The titanium alloy added with Ag indicated the lower hardness (approx. 200 VHN) than the dental casting gold alloys. The addition of Ag in titanium demaontrated the vaporization of Ag in the casting machine during casting and indicated the possibility of damage for the casting machines. The addition of Cr and Co in titnanium deduced the reactivity between the investment material and the alloy surface. All of the titanium alloy indicated low machinability comapred to the commercially pure titanium. However, these alloy showed greater machinability compared with that of the Co-Cr alloy.
Research on Dentin Remineralization and Hypersensitivity
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Date (from‐to) : 1997 -1999
Author : IIJIMA Youichi; TANAKA Yasuhiro; KAWASAKI Koji
1. Effects of laser irradiation and APF on dentin remineralization
Demineralized root dentin samples were treated with APF and/or laser- irradiated and then remineralized for 2 weeks. Mineral profiles were evaluated by microradiography. Results showed that 1) In the group of APF(-)Laser(+), hyper-remineralization was inhibited and the lesion depth was significantly recovered compared with the control group. 2) APF treatment promoted remineralization and inhibited the formation of hyper-remineralization. 3) In the group treated with APF, there was no effect of laser irradiation on dentin remineralization.
2. Remineralization of dentine demineralized by EDTA
Root dentin samples were treated with EDTA for 15, 30, 120 min and remineralized for 2 weeks with or without 2 ppm fluoride. Results showed that If fluoride was not present in the remineralizing solution, no remineralization occurred. Two ppm of fluoride enabled dentin remineralization at the lesion front.
3. Relationship between mineral distribution in dentin lesion and subsequent remineralization
1) In the no mineral lesion type, high level of fluoride accelerated remineralization throughout lesion although low level of fluoride promoted remineralization just at the lesion front. 2) In the softened lesion type, no effect of fluoride on remineralization was observed. 3) In the subsurface lesion, high level of fluoride promoted the total remineralization mainly due to hyper-remineralization on the original surface.
Research on Dentin Remineralization and HypersensitivityJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (from‐to) : 1997 -1999 Author : IIJIMA Youichi; TANAKA Yas...See More
Research on Dentin Remineralization and Hypersensitivity
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Date (from‐to) : 1997 -1999
Author : IIJIMA Youichi; TANAKA Yasuhiro; KAWASAKI Koji
1. Effects of laser irradiation and APF on dentin remineralization
Demineralized root dentin samples were treated with APF and/or laser- irradiated and then remineralized for 2 weeks. Mineral profiles were evaluated by microradiography. Results showed that 1) In the group of APF(-)Laser(+), hyper-remineralization was inhibited and the lesion depth was significantly recovered compared with the control group. 2) APF treatment promoted remineralization and inhibited the formation of hyper-remineralization. 3) In the group treated with APF, there was no effect of laser irradiation on dentin remineralization.
2. Remineralization of dentine demineralized by EDTA
Root dentin samples were treated with EDTA for 15, 30, 120 min and remineralized for 2 weeks with or without 2 ppm fluoride. Results showed that If fluoride was not present in the remineralizing solution, no remineralization occurred. Two ppm of fluoride enabled dentin remineralization at the lesion front.
3. Relationship between mineral distribution in dentin lesion and subsequent remineralization
1) In the no mineral lesion type, high level of fluoride accelerated remineralization throughout lesion although low level of fluoride promoted remineralization just at the lesion front. 2) In the softened lesion type, no effect of fluoride on remineralization was observed. 3) In the subsurface lesion, high level of fluoride promoted the total remineralization mainly due to hyper-remineralization on the original surface.
Phase Transformation at Oral Enviromental Temperature in CuAu-ln Alloys
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Age-hardening behaviors in CuAu-ln alloys were studied by means of electrical resistivity measurements, hardness tests, X-ray diffraction and transmission electron microscopy. Main results are as follows
1 Indium addition in equiatomic CuAu alloy produced remarkable decrease in the critical temperature of CuAu land CuAu II ordered phases and reduced the ordering rate.
2. The ordering in CuAu-ln alloys proceeded in CuAu II phase via aformation of CuAu lphase in the early stage and coexistent state of (CuAu I + CuAu II). CuAu II phase was stabilized by the In addition.
3. Age-hardening was produced in early aging time and maintained for relatively long time.
4. Increase of the axial ratio and decrease of the domain size in CuAu ordered phase were recognized.
5. Indium in CuAu-In alloy was occupied on both sites in CuAu II type superlattice structure.
Phase Transformation at Oral Enviromental Temperature in CuAu-ln AlloysJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (from‐to) : 1997 -1998 Author : KUNIHIRO Hi...See More
Phase Transformation at Oral Enviromental Temperature in CuAu-ln Alloys
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Age-hardening behaviors in CuAu-ln alloys were studied by means of electrical resistivity measurements, hardness tests, X-ray diffraction and transmission electron microscopy. Main results are as follows
1 Indium addition in equiatomic CuAu alloy produced remarkable decrease in the critical temperature of CuAu land CuAu II ordered phases and reduced the ordering rate.
2. The ordering in CuAu-ln alloys proceeded in CuAu II phase via aformation of CuAu lphase in the early stage and coexistent state of (CuAu I + CuAu II). CuAu II phase was stabilized by the In addition.
3. Age-hardening was produced in early aging time and maintained for relatively long time.
4. Increase of the axial ratio and decrease of the domain size in CuAu ordered phase were recognized.
5. Indium in CuAu-In alloy was occupied on both sites in CuAu II type superlattice structure.
Coherent Phase Diagram of Au-Cu-Pt Ternary System by High Resolution Electron Microscopy
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Acoherent phase diagram of the AuCu-Pt pseudobinary system was determined mainly by means of TEM bright- and dark-field imaging and selected area electron diffraction techniques according to the hypothesis of Allen and Cahn, because a coherent phase diagram gives us more effective information to predict phase transformations related to age-hardening characteristics in an alloy system than an equilibrium phase diagram.
The following phase regions were found in the present experiments ; (1) alpha_0 single-phase of fcc disordered solid solution region ; (2) AuCu I(L1_0)fct ordered single-phase region ; (3) long-period orthorhombic superstructure AuCu II(L1_<0-S>)single-phase region ; (4) alpha + AuCu I region of two coexisting phases ; (5) AuCu I + AuCu II region of two coexisting phases ; (6) alpha + AuCu I + AuCu II region of three coexisting phases.
Coherent Phase Diagram of Au-Cu-Pt Ternary System by High Resolution Electron MicroscopyJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (from‐to) : 1995 -1997 Aut...See More
Coherent Phase Diagram of Au-Cu-Pt Ternary System by High Resolution Electron Microscopy
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Acoherent phase diagram of the AuCu-Pt pseudobinary system was determined mainly by means of TEM bright- and dark-field imaging and selected area electron diffraction techniques according to the hypothesis of Allen and Cahn, because a coherent phase diagram gives us more effective information to predict phase transformations related to age-hardening characteristics in an alloy system than an equilibrium phase diagram.
The following phase regions were found in the present experiments ; (1) alpha_0 single-phase of fcc disordered solid solution region ; (2) AuCu I(L1_0)fct ordered single-phase region ; (3) long-period orthorhombic superstructure AuCu II(L1_<0-S>)single-phase region ; (4) alpha + AuCu I region of two coexisting phases ; (5) AuCu I + AuCu II region of two coexisting phases ; (6) alpha + AuCu I + AuCu II region of three coexisting phases.
Characterization of fuzzy interface in biomaterials by HREM
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Date (from‐to) : 1995 -1997
Author : HISATSUNE Kunihiro; HASAKA Masayuki; UDOH Koh-ichi; TANAKA Yasuhiro; VAN LANDUYT Joseph; VAN TENDELOO Gustaaf
The present study was planned to evaluate the bond characteristics in a metal-ceramic composite with better bio-compatibility. It is very important to understand nature of the interface. The investigation of the formation process and the fundamental structure within the interface between metal and ceramics is an important requirement for improving the bonding technique. Two signiticant conclusions were mainly obtained as follows ;
1. It was constructed how to produce better specimen for high resolution transmission electron microscopic observations on the interface of the composite materials. This technique is very effective to perform a direct observation. Especially, the present study was employed for the interface of the materials with remarkably different mechanical properties.
2. It is determined that the dental gold alloy and the dental porcelain were directly bonded without any intermediate layrs. This is new evidence for the system. It means that previous conclusion was rejected. The previous data were not obtained at interface itself but at the vicinity. The EPMA data which were previously obtained, correspond to the information in micrometer scale, while the present HREM data were obtained in nanometer scale.
Characterization of fuzzy interface in biomaterials by HREMJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (from‐to) : 1995 -1997 Author : HISATSUNE Kunihiro; HAS...See More
Characterization of fuzzy interface in biomaterials by HREM
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Date (from‐to) : 1995 -1997
Author : HISATSUNE Kunihiro; HASAKA Masayuki; UDOH Koh-ichi; TANAKA Yasuhiro; VAN LANDUYT Joseph; VAN TENDELOO Gustaaf
The present study was planned to evaluate the bond characteristics in a metal-ceramic composite with better bio-compatibility. It is very important to understand nature of the interface. The investigation of the formation process and the fundamental structure within the interface between metal and ceramics is an important requirement for improving the bonding technique. Two signiticant conclusions were mainly obtained as follows ;
1. It was constructed how to produce better specimen for high resolution transmission electron microscopic observations on the interface of the composite materials. This technique is very effective to perform a direct observation. Especially, the present study was employed for the interface of the materials with remarkably different mechanical properties.
2. It is determined that the dental gold alloy and the dental porcelain were directly bonded without any intermediate layrs. This is new evidence for the system. It means that previous conclusion was rejected. The previous data were not obtained at interface itself but at the vicinity. The EPMA data which were previously obtained, correspond to the information in micrometer scale, while the present HREM data were obtained in nanometer scale.
The purpose of the present work is to obtain fundamental data for introducing ion engineering techniques in dental alloys. Ion implantation, plating and mixing techniques were employed. Ion implantation improved remarkably the corrosion resistance. A superlattice structure was formed by annealing after the implantation. However, it is a problem for the implantation surface to have rough surface. Ion plating produced a homogeneous coating surface and improved the strength and corrosion resistance. We got best results by ion mixing technique, which corresponds to use at the same time ion implantation and ion plating. This method has an additional merit which we can control the thickness of surface modification. During the present work, we also discuss the ordering mechanism in CuAu I,the formation of which is expected by annealing after the surface modification in dental gold alloy. The ordering proceeded in three stages (I,II and III). Stage I corresponds to the ordering by migration and annihilation of quenched-in excess divacancies. This ordering stage will be available on ion mixing treatment sample, because of be possible at room temperature.
Surface Modification in Dental Alloys by Ion EngineeringJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (from‐to) : 1994 -1995 Author : HISATSUNE Kunihiro; BABA K...See More
Surface Modification in Dental Alloys by Ion Engineering
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
The purpose of the present work is to obtain fundamental data for introducing ion engineering techniques in dental alloys. Ion implantation, plating and mixing techniques were employed. Ion implantation improved remarkably the corrosion resistance. A superlattice structure was formed by annealing after the implantation. However, it is a problem for the implantation surface to have rough surface. Ion plating produced a homogeneous coating surface and improved the strength and corrosion resistance. We got best results by ion mixing technique, which corresponds to use at the same time ion implantation and ion plating. This method has an additional merit which we can control the thickness of surface modification. During the present work, we also discuss the ordering mechanism in CuAu I,the formation of which is expected by annealing after the surface modification in dental gold alloy. The ordering proceeded in three stages (I,II and III). Stage I corresponds to the ordering by migration and annihilation of quenched-in excess divacancies. This ordering stage will be available on ion mixing treatment sample, because of be possible at room temperature.
Age-hardening characteristics and associated phase transformations were studied by means of electrical resistivity measurements, hardness tests, X-ray and electron diffraction, transmission electron microscopy and scanning electron microscopic observations in an AuCu-14at.%Ag pseudobinary alloy. The critical temperature for ordering was determined to be 650 K and the spinodal temperature was estimated to be 640 K.Age-hardening at 623 K was attributed to nucleation and growth processes of the AuCu II' metastble ordered phase even though the ageing temperature was just below the spinodal temperature. While hardening in the lower temperature range took place at two stages, the former was due to spinodal decomposition and the latter was brought about by ordering of AuCu I' and/or AuCu II' metastable phases depending on ageing temperature.
The age-hardening mechanism of a commercial dental gold alloy containing platinum and palladium (Au-32at.%Cu-7.6at.%Ag-6.2at.%Zn-3.8at.%Pd-3.5at.%Pt) was also studied. The sequence of phase transformations during isothermal ageing below the critical temperature of ordering, Tc=825 K, was described as follows : disordered solid solution alpha_0 (fcc)--metastable AuCu I' ordered phase (fct) + metastable alpha_2' disordered phase (fcc)--equilibrium AuCu I ordered phase (fct) + equilibrium alpha_2 desordered phase (fcc). High resolution electron microscopic observation revealed that the hardening was due to the introduction of coherency strain at the interface between the AuCu I' ordered platelet and the surrounding matrix.
The spinodal ordering which was predicted by the CVM was confirmed by means of TEM, SAED and XRD examinations in the equiatomic AuCu alloy using direct ageing. The coherent phase boundary, Tc', and the spinodal ordering temperature, Ts, were identified from differences of microstructural features and changes in XRD patterns during ageing at verious temperatures. The Tc' and Ts were determined to be 648 K and 630 K.
Elucidation of Characteristic Strengthening Mechanisms in Dental Gold Alloys by High Resolution Electron MicroscopyJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate ...See More
Elucidation of Characteristic Strengthening Mechanisms in Dental Gold Alloys by High Resolution Electron Microscopy
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Age-hardening characteristics and associated phase transformations were studied by means of electrical resistivity measurements, hardness tests, X-ray and electron diffraction, transmission electron microscopy and scanning electron microscopic observations in an AuCu-14at.%Ag pseudobinary alloy. The critical temperature for ordering was determined to be 650 K and the spinodal temperature was estimated to be 640 K.Age-hardening at 623 K was attributed to nucleation and growth processes of the AuCu II' metastble ordered phase even though the ageing temperature was just below the spinodal temperature. While hardening in the lower temperature range took place at two stages, the former was due to spinodal decomposition and the latter was brought about by ordering of AuCu I' and/or AuCu II' metastable phases depending on ageing temperature.
The age-hardening mechanism of a commercial dental gold alloy containing platinum and palladium (Au-32at.%Cu-7.6at.%Ag-6.2at.%Zn-3.8at.%Pd-3.5at.%Pt) was also studied. The sequence of phase transformations during isothermal ageing below the critical temperature of ordering, Tc=825 K, was described as follows : disordered solid solution alpha_0 (fcc)--metastable AuCu I' ordered phase (fct) + metastable alpha_2' disordered phase (fcc)--equilibrium AuCu I ordered phase (fct) + equilibrium alpha_2 desordered phase (fcc). High resolution electron microscopic observation revealed that the hardening was due to the introduction of coherency strain at the interface between the AuCu I' ordered platelet and the surrounding matrix.
The spinodal ordering which was predicted by the CVM was confirmed by means of TEM, SAED and XRD examinations in the equiatomic AuCu alloy using direct ageing. The coherent phase boundary, Tc', and the spinodal ordering temperature, Ts, were identified from differences of microstructural features and changes in XRD patterns during ageing at verious temperatures. The Tc' and Ts were determined to be 648 K and 630 K.
Characterization of Interfaces in Dental Alloys by HREM
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Date (from‐to) : 1991 -1991
Author : YASUDA Katsuhiro; TANAKA Yasuhiro; UDOH Koh-ichi; HISATSUNE Kunihiro; VAN LANDUYT Joseph; VAN TENDELOO Gustaah
The eventual purpose of the present research project is the tailoring of new dental alloys by scientific designing principle which is governed by microstructural features of the alloy crystals based on an interfacial characterization approach.
Identification of phases formed by phase transformation in a series of alloys from 50at. %Au and 50at. %Cu to Ag was studied by means of electrical resistivity, X-ray diffraction, conventional transmission electron microscopy and high resolution electron microscopy combined with selected area electron diffraction technique. Addition of Ag to AuCu alloy reduced the critical temperatures of ordering of AuCu II and AuCu I at the composition region outside of the Ag-Cu binodal line in AuCu-Ag pseudobinary system. A disordered solid solution of f. c. c. alpha_0 phase which was predicted from the phase rule was found adjacent to a tip of microtwin- platelets when they were in contact with another orientation variants of the microtwin platelets as an inevitable consequence of strain accommodation in AuCu-1.5at. %Ag and AuCu-3at. %Ag alloys. Although an adjacent region of a tip of microthin platelet by arcuation in AuCu-3at. %Ag alloy, such arcuation was never observed at the adjacent region of microthin platelet tip contacted with another variants of microthin platelets in AuCu-1.5at. %Ag alloy. A structural configuration of nucleous formed by ageing was analysed and depicted as a composite nucleous consisted of AuCu II and alpha_0 phases from HREM images. The boundary between alpha_0 + AuCu II and AuCu II also sloped downward for Ag content to the binormal K line. In Au-50at. %Cu stoichiometric composition alloy, the occurrence of spinodal ordering at around 630K was implied from difference in heat treatment mode between a direct ageing from disordered solid solution and tempered ageing after quenching. Ordering wasinduced by nucleation and growth mechanism at a temperature above 630K, while the ordering was originated homogeneously from the mechanism of spinodal ordering.
Characterization of Interfaces in Dental Alloys by HREMJapan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (from‐to) : 1991 -1991 Author : YASUDA Katsuhiro; TANAKA Ya...See More
Characterization of Interfaces in Dental Alloys by HREM
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Date (from‐to) : 1991 -1991
Author : YASUDA Katsuhiro; TANAKA Yasuhiro; UDOH Koh-ichi; HISATSUNE Kunihiro; VAN LANDUYT Joseph; VAN TENDELOO Gustaah
The eventual purpose of the present research project is the tailoring of new dental alloys by scientific designing principle which is governed by microstructural features of the alloy crystals based on an interfacial characterization approach.
Identification of phases formed by phase transformation in a series of alloys from 50at. %Au and 50at. %Cu to Ag was studied by means of electrical resistivity, X-ray diffraction, conventional transmission electron microscopy and high resolution electron microscopy combined with selected area electron diffraction technique. Addition of Ag to AuCu alloy reduced the critical temperatures of ordering of AuCu II and AuCu I at the composition region outside of the Ag-Cu binodal line in AuCu-Ag pseudobinary system. A disordered solid solution of f. c. c. alpha_0 phase which was predicted from the phase rule was found adjacent to a tip of microtwin- platelets when they were in contact with another orientation variants of the microtwin platelets as an inevitable consequence of strain accommodation in AuCu-1.5at. %Ag and AuCu-3at. %Ag alloys. Although an adjacent region of a tip of microthin platelet by arcuation in AuCu-3at. %Ag alloy, such arcuation was never observed at the adjacent region of microthin platelet tip contacted with another variants of microthin platelets in AuCu-1.5at. %Ag alloy. A structural configuration of nucleous formed by ageing was analysed and depicted as a composite nucleous consisted of AuCu II and alpha_0 phases from HREM images. The boundary between alpha_0 + AuCu II and AuCu II also sloped downward for Ag content to the binormal K line. In Au-50at. %Cu stoichiometric composition alloy, the occurrence of spinodal ordering at around 630K was implied from difference in heat treatment mode between a direct ageing from disordered solid solution and tempered ageing after quenching. Ordering wasinduced by nucleation and growth mechanism at a temperature above 630K, while the ordering was originated homogeneously from the mechanism of spinodal ordering.
Study on Atomic structure of Metal / Porcelain Fused Interface by High Resolution Electron Microscopy