Formation and thermal stability of Pd-based bulk metallic glasses
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Abstract The glass-forming ability and thermal stability of bulk glassy Pd79Cu6Si10P5 alloy were studied by substitution of Cu with Ag and with Au + Ag from 0 to 6 at.%. The results indicated that the small addition of Ag strongly affects the thermal stability and glass-forming ability of the Pd79Cu6Si10P5 alloy. The alloy doped with 4 at.% Ag (Pd79Cu2Ag4Si10P5) exhibits the largest glass-forming ability among the Pd79Cu6−xAgxSi10P5 (x = 0–6 at.%) alloys. The critical diameter for glass formation of this alloy reaches as large as 7 mm by copper mold casting. On the other hand, the multi-addition of Au + Ag does not increase the glass forming ability though the Ag and Au are similar in atomic size. The largest glass forming ability is obtained at 1 at.% Au + 2 at.% Ag among the Pd79Cu6−x−yAuxAgySi10P5 (x = 1–4 at.%, y = 1–3 at.%) alloys. The critical diameter of this alloy is 5 mm by copper mold casting.
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OpenAlex topics: Metallic Glasses and Amorphous Alloys · Glass properties and applications · Phase-change materials and chalcogenides
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