New criteria for predicting compositions with high glass-forming ability in Zr–Co–Al alloys
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We show that the widespread parameters P HS, P HSS and δ related with mixing enthalpy, mismatch entropy, configurational entropy and atom size difference do not provide proper prediction of the bulk metal glasses (BMGs) compositions with high glass-forming ability in Zr-Co-Al system. A new computational approach has been developed for the accurate determination of BMGs compositions having a maximum critical diameter ( D max). Using new parameters Θ Co-Zr( x Co), Θ Al-Zr( x Al), the range of Co-Zr-Al compositions with the best GFA was determined and Zr 55Co 29Al 16 composition with maximum D max was identified. The thermodynamic mixing functions (∆ G mix, ∆ H mix) for the glass-forming Zr-Co-Al system were calculated for the first time. The results obtained reveal a relationship between thermodynamic and geometric factors and open up prospects for the development of reliable theoretical methods for new metallic glasses discovery.
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OpenAlex topics: Metallic Glasses and Amorphous Alloys · Glass properties and applications · Phase-change materials and chalcogenides
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