Transmission electron microscopy and secondary-ion mass spectrometry have been used to determine the relative roles of encapsulant stress and implantation damage in the thermal redistribution of chromium. At low temperatures (500 °C), there is a plantation damage, while the encapsulant stress becomes predominant at higher temperatures.
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