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Stacking fault energy of Cu‐2at% Al has been estimated to be 83 erg/cm2 (± 30%) by faulted dipole method and by extended nodes measurements. Using this value, and those obtained by Howie and Swann, the stacking fault energy of copper is estimated to be 94 erg/cm2. It is shown that the variation of stacking fault energy of Cu‐Al alloys with concentration is given approximately as γCuAl = γCu exp {K [C/(1+C)]2}, where C = X/X0, X being the alloying concentration in at% and X0 the solubility limit in at% at high temperature, and K is a constant ≈ ‐ 10.2.
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