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Snoek effect: a standalone construct

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Materials science

internal friction peak in body-centred cubic iron caused by interstitial carbon or nitrogen atoms jumping between sites under cyclic stress.

In materials science, Snoek effect refers to internal friction peak in body-centred cubic iron caused by interstitial carbon or nitrogen atoms jumping between sites under cyclic stress. This meaning comes from Snoek (1941) in Physica.[1]

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  1. Snoek, J. L. (1941). Effect of small quantities of carbon and nitrogen on the elastic and plastic properties of iron. Physica, 8(7), 711-733. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0031-8914(41)90517-7

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