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Thermally induced interface bond failure of nickel deposited on aluminium
Annealing in the range 225–550 °C increases the bonding forces between Ni-Al couples. Compressive stresses arise in nickel deposits owing to the different thermal expansion. However, the increase of annealing time reduces the stress level until bond failure initiates. The apparent bonding energy is estimated as 0.7 eV.