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Quench-Hardening Mechanism Based on the Electrical Properties in Non-Stoichiometric NiTi
1974
Transactions of the Japan Institute of Metals
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In order to clarify the cause of quench-hardening in Ni-rich NiTi, the relation between composition and electrical resistivity, and the change in the electrical resistivity at a constant rate of heating for NiTi have been measured. On the Ni-rich side of the stoichiometry, the electrical resistivity increases with increasing nickel content for waterquenched specimens and remains constant at non-stoichiometric composition for slowly cooled specimens. The measurements of electrical resistivity at
doi:10.2320/matertrans1960.15.150
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