Bridging the local configurations and crystalline counterparts of bulk metallic glass by nanocalorimetry
Bridging the local configurations and crystalline counterparts of bulk metallic glass by nanocalorimetry
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通过纳米量热法桥接块体金属玻璃的局部构型和晶体对应物
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10.1016/j.jmrt.2019.05.023
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2019-07
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Yulai Gao
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作者：
Bingge Zhao;Bin Yang;Javier Rodriguez-Viejo;Mannan Wu;Christoph Schick;Qijie Zhai;Yulai Gao
The structural understanding of crystallization in bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) has attracted much attention while rapid crystallization occurring under controllable conditions is less involved. In this study, a Ce68Al10Cu20Co2(at.%) BMG was thermally devitrified by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and nanocalorimetry. At a heating rate of 10 K/min by DSC, AlCe3and Ce are the major crystalline phases after devitrification while Al13Co4quasicrystals and Ce are the dominant phases in the crystallization products at a heating rate of 5000 K/s by nanocalorimetry. Attributing to the covalent-like bond in Al–Co atom pairs, Al13Co4quasicrystals precipitate in the primary crystallization and work as the precursors associating local atomic configurations in the glassy state with crystalline phases after crystallization. Attributing to the enhanced mobility of Cu atoms, compositional redistribution occurs in the as-cast sample. On nanocalorimetry heating, an unambiguous discrepancy in the nucleation and growth of the nano-sized Al13Co4quasicrystals is thus triggered, contributing to an obvious difference in the crystal size. This research unveils the distinct crystallization behaviors of Ce-based BMG on rapid heating. The formation of quasicrystals demonstrates the multi-stage crystallization on rapid heating and bridges the structural gap between local atomic configurations of metallic glasses and crystalline phases.
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