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factor ( SS F ) and the error ( SS E ): (3) SS F = ∑ factor sum 2 number of levels − CT (4) SS E = SS T − ∑ S S F Determine the degrees of freedom (DF), mean square (MS), and F value: (5) DF = number of levels − 1 (6) MS = SS DF (7) F = MS F MS E In Table 5 , the terms “**”, “ns”, and “/” indicate highly significant effects, nonsignificant effects, and not applicable, respectively.
The results also reveal that both before and after the thermal exposure, the Ti65 alloy contains high-density and uniformly distributed spherical nanoscale α 2 phases, and the size of the α 2 phases remains initially unchanged and slightly increases later as the T e increases, while the content shows an increasing trend followed by a decrease.