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The deformation properties of indium antimonide have been studied under a variety of conditions. At room temperatures elastic behaviour is observed up to the fracture point, while at higher temperatures glide occurs on 111 planes. Impact at room temperature can cause glide on 110 planes. A method of observing individual dislocations is described, and the dislocation distributions after the various deformations have been studied.
Julian Allen (1957) studied this question.