Chemical fluctuation of Ti-Zr isomorphous alloy obtained by rapid quenching
Chemical fluctuation of Ti-Zr isomorphous alloy obtained by rapid quenching
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快速淬火Ti-Zr同质合金的化学波动
DOI:
10.1007/bf01689313
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发表时间:
1987
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通讯作者:
M. Misawa
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作者:
T. Fukunaga;Shinobu Shibuya;Kenji Suzuki;M. Misawa
The phase diagram shown in Fig. 1 indicates that the Ti-Zr alloy system is isomorphous over the total concentration range. The isomorphous alloy without the compositional segregation may be obtained by freezing the chemically atomic configuration of the liquid state by rapid quenching. In particular, the congruently melting alloy of composition Ti 37at.% Zr will exhibit the isomorphous state. However, there is no report in the literature concerning whether the atom sites are randomly occupied by titanium or zirconium atoms, that is, that there is no chemical fluctuation in atomic level in the Ti-Zr isomorphous alloy. A neutron zero-scattering alloy can be obtained at the composition Ti 32.44 at.% Zr in the vicinity of the congruently melting alloy, because the coherent neutron scattering amplitudes of titanium and zirconium atoms are-0.3438 and 0.716× 10-tZcm, respectively. Using this Ti 32.44 at.% Zr neutron zero-scattering alloy the concentration fluctuation in atomic level in the Ti-Zr isomorphous alloy is directly observed by a neutron scattering experiment. In this letter we report whether or not titanium and zirconium atoms are distributed at random in this alloy. The Ti 32.44 at.% Zr isomorphous alloy was prepared by rapid quenching from the molten state using a single-roll technique with a levitation furnace under argon-gas atomosphere, to produce a long ribbon about 3 m long, 30/~ m thick and 2 mm wide. This isomorphous alloy showed a mixture of phases (bcc at