Microscopy

Research data from University of Wollongong update understanding of microscopy

Published in Medical Imaging Law Weekly, December 2nd, 2008

According to a study from Australia, "Elongated inclusions, particularly MnS, contribute significantly to reduced ductility and toughness in hot rolled steel but earlier research indicated that these properties can be improved by titanium additions. Such additions to a steel result in titanium being dissolved in manganese sulphide or MnS being replaced by TiS and/or titanium carbosulphides."

"In the present study, a steel was designed to decrease alloying element segregation and to evaluate the effect of titanium on centreline sulphide precipitates. Precipitates were identified by using scanning electron microscopy and characterized by the use of transmission electron...

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Source: Medical Imaging Law Weekly (2008-12-02)

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