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Grain boundary segregation suppresses sintering in nanocrystalline vanadium alloys
Grain boundaries (GBs) can accelerate mass transport to improve powder sintering. Here we explore the sintering of mechanically milled nanocrystalline vanadium, which is accelerated as compared to coarse-grained vanadium, and is characterized by a low activation energy associated with intergranular transport. Such a fine grain structure can also be stabilized by solute segregation, but the addition of strongly segregating species that are favorable for stabilizing grain boundaries are found to be generally detrimental to the densification of vanadium powders. We discuss competing effects, and advance a kinetic argument explaining the suppression of sintering as a solute-based obstruction of grain boundary diffusion pathways.
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