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Observations on slip markings which are produced during the tensile deformation of copper whiskers indicate that visible cross-slip does not necessarily occur during the propagation of a Liiders band. A mechanism is proposed whereby such a band propagates as a result of the stress concentration betw
## SEARS? A mrchanisnl is described for the formation of whiskers on a crystal which is growing by vapor deposition. A necessary condition is the existence of diffusion-limited transfer of material or heat,. The mechanism is supported by Brenner's observations that metal whiskers formed hy vapor-
## The Cincinnati Millin,q Machine Co. Cincitmati. Ohio ## References Further observations on the growth of silver whiskers from silver chloride\* The grvwth of silver whiskers by the hydrogen reduction of silver chloride was first reported b! Kohlschiitter(l) in 1932. More recently the presen