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IV. C onclusion We derived some results, which are: 1. Time exponent n and were own magnitudes about 0.31 until 0.85 in case of Al-8Zn; between 0.44 until 1.22 in case of Al-85Zn alloys. 2. A. E. for first part strain-time were 45.6 while 39.8 kilo joule mole-1 in low- temperature regions for tested alloys and 62.4 and 45.7 KJ/mole in high- temperature regions. 3. (m) coefficient is increase with increasing the working degree. 4. A.E. for second part strain-time were 77.6 while 69.1 kilo joule mole-1 in low- temperature regions for tested alloys and 97.9 and 83.6 KJ/mole in high- temperature regions consecutively, characterizing grain boundary diffusion; therefore, we find at oneself experiments circumstances Aluminum- 85Zinc specimens indicated elevation strain rate concurrence to that of Aluminum -8Zinc. R eferences R éférences R eferencias 1. R. W. Evans, J. D. Parker, and B. Wilshire,Int. J. Pressure Vessels Piping50, 147-160 (1992). 2. 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