Method of increasing the grain size of polycrystalline materials

Metal treatment – Compositions – Heat treating

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29576B, 136258, 148187, 156620, 357 91, 427 531, H01L 21263

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ABSTRACT:
Crystal grain size in a material is increased by scanning the material with an appropriately directed energy beam. Short-term oscillation in the scan, and a particular temperature gradient configuration in the wake of the scan, results in growth of large-grain crystallites.

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