An experimental and theoretical study of the glass-forming region of the Mg-Cu-Sn system
JA Somoza, LJ Gallego, C Rey, S Rozenberg… - Journal of materials …, 1995 - Springer
JA Somoza, LJ Gallego, C Rey, S Rozenberg, B Arcondo, H Sirkin, RH De Tendler…
Journal of materials science, 1995•SpringerAbstract The amorphization of Mg-Cu-Sn alloys with various compositions has been studied
using the melt-spinning technique, with particular emphasis on the magnesium-rich corner
of the ternary phase diagram. The results have been interpreted in terms of Miedema's
theory, which highlights competition between the amorphous phase and crystalline solid
solutions. Competition by ordered intermetallic compounds has also to be considered in
order to explain the restricted amorphization region found in these experiments.
using the melt-spinning technique, with particular emphasis on the magnesium-rich corner
of the ternary phase diagram. The results have been interpreted in terms of Miedema's
theory, which highlights competition between the amorphous phase and crystalline solid
solutions. Competition by ordered intermetallic compounds has also to be considered in
order to explain the restricted amorphization region found in these experiments.
Abstract
The amorphization of Mg-Cu-Sn alloys with various compositions has been studied using the melt-spinning technique, with particular emphasis on the magnesium-rich corner of the ternary phase diagram. The results have been interpreted in terms of Miedema's theory, which highlights competition between the amorphous phase and crystalline solid solutions. Competition by ordered intermetallic compounds has also to be considered in order to explain the restricted amorphization region found in these experiments.
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