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Tensile properties of copper with nano-scale twins

Scripta Materialia · 2005 · Vol. 52(10) · pp. 989–994

Y.F. Shen(Chinese Academy of Sciences)Lei Lu✉(Chinese Academy of Sciences)Qiuhong Lu(Chinese Academy of Sciences)Zhaohui Jin(Chinese Academy of Sciences)K. Lu(Chinese Academy of Sciences)

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Microstructure and mechanical properties Aluminum Alloys Composites Properties Metal and Thin Film MechanicsMaterials scienceUltimate tensile strengthCopperDuctility (Earth science)CrystalliteComposite materialCrystal twinningYield (engineering)MetallurgyNano-

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