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Precipitation of the FeCu system: A critical review of atomic kinetic Monte Carlo simulations

Vincent et al., 2008

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17651390332704797635
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Vincent E
Becquart C
Pareige C
Pareige P
Domain C
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Journal of Nuclear Materials

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Cu is of primary importance in the embrittlement of the neutron-irradiated reactor pressure vessel (RPV) steels. It has been observed to segregate into copper-rich precipitates within the ferrite matrix under irradiation. Since its role was discovered more than 40 years ago, Cu …
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