journal article·2015-02

On the short-range orders in spinodal Pd–Ni–P bulk metallic glasses

Z.D. Wu, W.Z. Zhou, Y.F. Lo, S. Lan, H.W. Kui

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Abstract Recently, it was found that undercooled molten Pd–Ni–P undergoes amorphous/liquid spinodal decomposition or equivalently the alloy system has a metastable liquid miscibility gap (MLMG) in its undercooling regime. This is unusual because the alloy system has a negative heat of mixing. In this work, a portion of the MLMG was determined, at 613 and 593 K. The incomplete MLMG obtained differs fundamentally from that of an alloy system with a positive heat of mixing. EDX and X-ray studies show that the MLMG is due to two unique short-range orders.
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OpenAlex topics: Metallic Glasses and Amorphous Alloys · Theoretical and Computational Physics · Material Dynamics and Properties

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