Soft copper crystals in the form of specimens oriented for single glide in tensile tests were immersed in an ultrasonic cleaning bath. By etchhyphen;pitting lcub;111rcub; planes, it was found that irradiation had introduced dislocations which lay preferentially on the main glide plane. The dislocations produced more hardening on a plane which they intersected than on the plane on which they lay and the character of slip was different on the two planes.
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