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Tensile Properties and Thermal Stability of Unidirectionally < 111 >-Oriented Nanotwinned and < 110 >-Oriented Microtwinned Copper

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10.3390/ma13051211

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Tensile tests on two kinds of electroplated copper foils with twins before and after annealing were performed. One electroplating parameter results in a microstructure of <110>-oriented microtwinned Cu (mt-Cu), and the other is <111>-oriented nanotwinned Cu (nt-Cu). The latter shows higher thermal stability than the former after annealing. Though the toughness for the two as-plated foils are quite close, the toughness for the <111> oriented nt-Cu increased from 34 to 74 MJ/m(3) after annealing at 250 degrees C for 3 h. In comparison, the toughness of the <110>-oriented mt-Cu remained almost the same after annealing.

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