Unusual two-step dealloying mechanism of nanoporous TiVNbMoTa high-entropy alloy during liquid metal dealloying
Unusual two-step dealloying mechanism of nanoporous TiVNbMoTa high-entropy alloy during liquid metal dealloying
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10.1016/j.jmrt.2021.08.100
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2021-09
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S. Joo;I. Okulov;H. Kato
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S. Joo;I. Okulov;H. Kato
In this study, 3D interconnected nanoporous (3DNP) TiVNbMoTa HEAs were synthesized from the (TiVNbMoTa)25Ni75as-cast precursor alloy using the liquid metal dealloying (LMD). The as-cast precursor demonstrated the initial dendritic microstructure consisting offccandhcpphases. At 600 °C after 1 h, tiny ligaments about 10 nm thickness were homogeneously synthesized. At 900 °C, the bulk transformation intensively took place at the original precursor alloy. Specifically, the dendritic morphology of the original phases disappeared, and the fraction offccphase decreased from 63% to 20%. This pre-transformation behavior significantly influences the dealloying mechanism. Kurdjumov–Sachs orientation relationship (OR) governed the ligament formation at the priorfccphase while Pitsch-Schrader (P–S) OR controlled the ligament evolution at the priorhcpphase. An unusual mechanism of two-step dealloying was observed at thefccphase region when the dealloying rate was decreased at the reaction front. The dissolution of Ni occurs by stepwise transformations offcc=>hcp=>bcc. The priorfccgrain was transformed to the abnormally largehcpligaments and tinybccligaments. Then, the abnormalhcpligaments were further dealloyed to smallerbccligaments following the P–S OR. This study pave the way for the design of compositionally complex porous materials with a customized morphology and advanced physical properties by dealloying.