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The electrothermal fracture mechanism between aluminum and copper wires
Bo Ding Wu,
Fei Yi Hung
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
International Curriculum for Advanced Materials Program
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Chemical Compounds
Resistance
77%
Eutectics
71%
Surface Temperature
45%
Length
31%
Wire Drawing
30%
Voltage
25%
Crystal Twinning
25%
Embrittlement
23%
Cladding
22%
Ductility
20%
Solidification
19%
Liquid
19%
Corrosion Resistance
15%
Heat Treatment
14%
Electrical Property
14%
Annealing
13%
Thermal Stability
11%
Strength
11%
Purity
8%
Crystal Structure
8%
Amount
7%
Engineering & Materials Science
Copper
100%
Aluminum
94%
Wire
91%
Eutectics
25%
Crystal microstructure
15%
Wire drawing
8%
Liquids
8%
Mechanical properties
7%
Crystal structure
7%
Embrittlement
7%
Temperature
7%
Electric properties
6%
Thermodynamic stability
6%
Electric potential
6%
Annealing
6%
Solidification
5%
Nickel
5%
Corrosion resistance
5%
Heat treatment
5%
Experiments
4%
Physics & Astronomy
wire
91%
copper
87%
aluminum
84%
eutectics
22%
surface temperature
11%
incandescence
8%
mechanical properties
7%
embrittlement
6%
electric potential
6%
liquids
6%
tensile tests
6%
corrosion resistance
5%
ductility
5%
solidification
5%
thermal stability
5%
heat treatment
4%
nickel
4%
occurrences
4%
crystal structure
4%
trends
4%
electrical properties
4%
damage
4%
causes
3%
annealing
3%