목차
1.Introduction
2.Experimental techniques
3.Nucleation
4.Crystallization mechanism
Polymorphous crystallization
Eutectic crystallization
Primary crystallization
5.Crystallization kinetics (J.M.A equation, activation energy)
6.Crystallization behavior and crystallized structure
7.Phase separation
8.Application of crystallized metallic glasses
2.Experimental techniques
3.Nucleation
4.Crystallization mechanism
Polymorphous crystallization
Eutectic crystallization
Primary crystallization
5.Crystallization kinetics (J.M.A equation, activation energy)
6.Crystallization behavior and crystallized structure
7.Phase separation
8.Application of crystallized metallic glasses
본문내용
Crystallization
:by annealing of metallic glasses
:Most metallic glasses crystallize initially to one or more metastable phases.
:A decrease in enthalpy, increase density and significant changes in most physical properties.
It occurs by nucleation and growth process identical to that in liquids just below the melting point
The loss of the many of the desirable properties on crystallization imposes a strict limit on the operating times at elevated temperatures
Partial or fully crystallization of metallic glasses can be used
to produce novel and useful microstructures unobtainable by other means.
:by annealing of metallic glasses
:Most metallic glasses crystallize initially to one or more metastable phases.
:A decrease in enthalpy, increase density and significant changes in most physical properties.
It occurs by nucleation and growth process identical to that in liquids just below the melting point
The loss of the many of the desirable properties on crystallization imposes a strict limit on the operating times at elevated temperatures
Partial or fully crystallization of metallic glasses can be used
to produce novel and useful microstructures unobtainable by other means.
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