Quantifying the origin of metallic glass formation
The crystal formation waiting time of a homogeneous supercooled liquid exhibits a pronounced minimum depending on temperature, and this minimum is a measure of glass forming ability. Here, the authors propose an expression for this minimum for all metallic glasses that depends only on two fitting pa...
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| author | W. L. Johnson J. H. Na M. D. Demetriou |
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| description | The crystal formation waiting time of a homogeneous supercooled liquid exhibits a pronounced minimum depending on temperature, and this minimum is a measure of glass forming ability. Here, the authors propose an expression for this minimum for all metallic glasses that depends only on two fitting parameters. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-893b30ae77e84737ac1a1465df4556602022-12-21T23:00:36ZengNature PortfolioNature Communications2041-17232016-01-01711710.1038/ncomms10313Quantifying the origin of metallic glass formationW. L. Johnson0J. H. Na1M. D. Demetriou2Department of Materials Science, Keck Laboratory of Engineering, 138-78 California Institute of TechnologyGlassimetal Technology Inc.Department of Materials Science, Keck Laboratory of Engineering, 138-78 California Institute of TechnologyThe crystal formation waiting time of a homogeneous supercooled liquid exhibits a pronounced minimum depending on temperature, and this minimum is a measure of glass forming ability. Here, the authors propose an expression for this minimum for all metallic glasses that depends only on two fitting parameters.https://doi.org/10.1038/ncomms10313 |
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| title | Quantifying the origin of metallic glass formation |
| title_full | Quantifying the origin of metallic glass formation |
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