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Which of the following phenomena is not associated with dislocation?

Which of the following phenomena is not associated with dislocation? Correct Answer Pourbix curve

The Stacking fault is associated with a partial dislocation, Lomer-Conttrell barrier is interlocking of dislocation, Frank –reed source is the generation of dislocation. But the Pourbix diagram is related to corrosion of the material.

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