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The distribution of Σ boundaries in sintered magnetite
Grain boundaries in sintered magnetite were characterized with Kikuchi patterns from the neighboring grains, obtained by transmission electron microscopy. The misorientations were catalogued according to their Σ values, and their relative frequencies were compared with those for a random distribution (obtained by computer simulation). The experimentally determined distribution was essentially random; there was no dominance of low Σ boundaries.