Metals with wide stacking faults (low SFE) strain-harden more rapidly, twin easily on annealing, and shows a different temperature dependence of flow stress than metals with narrow stacking faults.
Metals with wide stacking faults (low SFE) strain-harden more rapidly, twin easily on annealing, and shows a different temperature dependence of flow stress than metals with narrow stacking faults. Correct Answer True
The statement is true and very important. Metals with high SFE have a deformation substructure of dislocation tangles and cells, while low-SFE metals show deformation substructure of banded, linear arrays of dislocations.
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