Glass-liquid transition in a less-stable metallic glass
Glass-liquid transition in a less-stable metallic glass
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DOI:
10.1103/physrevb.72.052201
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发表时间:
2005-08-01
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Tarumi, R
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作者:
Ichitsubo, T;Matsubara, E;Tarumi, R
A stable metallic glass, SMG, is often viewed as an amorphous alloy exhibiting a reversible glass liquid transition. Here we show experimentally that even in a less-stable metallic glass, LMG, which is prepared only by rapid melt quenching and promptly crystallized without glass transition at the ordinary heating rate, sufficiently rapid heating exposes the glass -> liquid transition by suppressing crystallization. The experimental glass transition T-g and crystallization T-x temperatures were plotted as a function of heating rate beta, for Pd42.5Ni7.5Cu30P20 of SMG and for Zr70Ni30 of LMG. Two extrapolated curves, T-g-log beta and T-x-log beta, intersect at a quite small beta, e.g., similar to 10(-4) degrees C/min, for SMG, whereas their intersection occurs at a large beta, e.g., similar to 10 degrees C/min, for LMG. Such a large beta that is comparable to conventional heating rates makes it difficult to observe the reversible glass transition in LMG, and reflects low thermal stability of the glassy state.