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Guinier-Preston zones: a standalone construct

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Physical metallurgy

solute-rich clusters coherent with the matrix that form early in age hardening and strengthen alloys such as aluminium-copper.

In physical metallurgy, Guinier-Preston zones refers to solute-rich clusters coherent with the matrix that form early in age hardening and strengthen alloys such as aluminium-copper. This meaning comes from Guinier (1938) in Nature.[1]

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References

Guinier, A. (1938). Structure of Age-Hardened Aluminium-Copper Alloys. Nature, 142(3595), 569-570. https://doi.org/10.1038/142569b0

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