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The Case Against Hall-Petch Hardening in High Entropy Carbide Ceramics
Grain size is often used with the Hall-Petch relationship to justify differences in hardness in ceramic materials. Herein, hardness does not vary systematically with grain-size for fully dense, single-phase (Cr,Mo,Ta,V,W)C1-δ high entropy carbide ceramics for grain sizes that varied by a factor of t
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