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Diffuse neutron scattering measures short-range order in Ni-rich Ni–Ti, suggesting structural stability.
Diffuse wide-angle neutron scattering has been measured for ⁵⁸Ni±5.8 at% Ti at room temperature after quenching from 777 K, and for ⁵⁸Ni±9.6 at% Ti at 1103 K. The fitted sets of short-range order and static displacement parameters are similar to those found in a previous investigation of shortrange ordered Ni±8.9 at% Al. Applying a Bragg-Williams model, the coherent solvus of the g phase is well reproduced. Neither the displacement parameters nor the phonon dispersion branches measured along (Formula presented) for the sample containing 9.6 at% Ti show any signs of instability of the short-range ordered face centered cubic structure.
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