Full text: Fortschritte in der Metallographie

Yı-phase 
Martensitic phases (in absence of y‚) 
Fe-rich k-phase 
Bainitic a’-phase. zn 
E 
In contrast to conventional methods potentiostatic etching offers the following additional 
advantages: 
Sensitive indication of small segregations in the a-phase 
Showing of the concentration gradient in the k-precipitates 
Considerable improvement in the extraction of k-precipitates during the 
preparation of carbon extraction replicas for electron microscopy. 
Where as chemical etching is sufficient to exactly define the microstructure in coarse-grained 
cast structures of the technical hypoeutectic Al-bronzes, the application of potentiostatic 
etching is primarily of advantage with cast alloys of higher Al-content and with all heat 
treated alloys. 
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