Corrigendum to “Effect of ion irradiation in an Al90Fe2Ce8 metallic glass” [Mater. Des. 62 (2014) 133–136]

Huang, Yongjiang; Zhou, Binjun; Fan, H.; Wang, Yu; Wang, Dongjun; Sun, J. X.; Shen, Jun

doi:10.1016/j.matdes.2014.12.040

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“…There are reports about corrosion-induced and ion-irradiationinduced crystallization in case of Al 94Àx Ni x Gd 6 (x = 6 and 10, in at%) and Al 90 Fe 2 Ce 8 metallic glasses. [143,144] Wang et al Reproduced with permission. [27] Copyright 2001, Elsevier.…”

Section: Corrosion and Ion-irradiation-induced Crystallizationmentioning

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“…There are reports about corrosion‐induced and ion‐irradiation‐induced crystallization in case of Al 94− x Ni x Gd 6 ( x = 6 and 10, in at%) and Al 90 Fe 2 Ce 8 metallic glasses. [ 143,144 ] Wang et al have reported corrosion‐induced crystallization in case of Al 94− x Ni x Gd 6 ( x = 6 and 10, in at%) glassy ribbons. [ 143 ] When an amorphous alloy is electrochemically decomposed in an electrolyte, the metal atoms preferentially diffuse through the surface to form new nuclei and grow as crystals.…”

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“…Huang et al have reported that Al 90 Fe 2 Ce 8 glassy ribbons maintained the amorphous state when the N 2 ion beam irradiation was up to 5 × 10 15 cm −2 . [ 144 ] Crystallization occurred when irradiated by beam more than or equal to 1 × 10 16 cm −2 , revealed by the XRD patterns as shown in Figure . The increase of the ion beam resulted in the increase of the volume fraction of crystallization in the ribbon.…”

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Advances in Synthesis and Characterization of Aluminum‐Based Amorphous Alloys: A Review

Sahu,

Maurya,

Laha

2023

Adv Eng Mater

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Aluminum‐based glassy alloys and composites exhibit more than two times higher tensile and compressive strength and superior corrosion resistance compared to the conventional Al alloys. However, the low glass‐forming ability (GFA) of Al‐based glass‐forming compositions restricts the synthesis of large dimension Al‐based amorphous alloys. In contrast, powder metallurgy route leads to synthesis of higher‐dimension Al‐based metallic glasses and composites. A detailed review on the efforts made to improve the dimension and mechanical properties of the Al‐based glassy alloys and composites is essential to further develop these materials for industrial applications. Researchers aspiring to develop high‐strength light‐weight materials can be benefited from such a detailed review on Al‐based amorphous alloys and composites. In this review article, a holistic approach is made to understand the GFA, crystallization behavior, corrosion resistance, and mechanical and electronic properties of Al‐based glassy alloys and composites. The effects of various alloying elements on GFA and criteria to optimize Al‐based glass‐forming alloy composition are discussed. The crystallization behavior is discussed with phase‐separation and quenched‐in nuclei models. The effects of various crystalline phases in the amorphous matrix on corrosion resistance and mechanical and electronic properties are discussed in detail.

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Section: Corrosion and Ion-irradiation-induced Crystallizationmentioning

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Advances in Synthesis and Characterization of Aluminum‐Based Amorphous Alloys: A Review

Sahu,

Maurya,

Laha

2023

Adv Eng Mater

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“…However, observations following the high pressure torsion applied to an Al 90 Y 10 amorphous alloy indicated that there was no correlation between the location of nanocrystals and the position of shear bands [28] and Jiang et al reported that in the tensile region of the amorphous Al-Fe-Gd sample under bending, nanocrystals formed only at the fracture surface, which was likely to be due to the adiabatic heating [29]. Lastly, other examples including the corrosion induced [30] and ion irradiation induced crystallizations [31] have been reported for Al based metallic glasses.…”

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Al-based amorphous alloys: Glass-forming ability, crystallization behavior and effects of minor alloying additions

Shen

Perepezko

2017

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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The main recent advances in Al-based amorphous alloys are discussed in three areas: crystallization behavior, glass-forming ability and minor alloying effects. First, as a brief introduction, the special features and structure-property relationships are presented for the Albased amorphous alloys. The different models for the nucleation behaviors, such as phase separation model and the quenched-in nuclei model, are compared and evaluated. In addition, an overview is given for the effects of minor alloying additions on glass-forming ability (GFA) and the crystallization behavior in terms of the reported structural, thermodynamic, kinetic factors.

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“…The study was performed by the help of high energy X‐ray diffraction of synchrotron radiation (HEXRD). Nevertheless, in their earlier paper they have reported irradiation induced crystallization of AlFeCe MGs exposed to the same type of irradiation ions when their fluence was higher than 1×10 16 ions/cm 2 . Here, conventional X‐ray diffraction as well as atomic force microscopy was applied.…”

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Ion irradiation induced structural modifications of Fe₈₁Mo₈Cu₁B₁₀ NANOPERM‐type alloy

Miglierini

Hasiak

2015

Physica Status Solidi (a)

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Structural modifications and their impact upon magnetic properties are studied in amorphous NANOPERM‐type 57Fe81Mo10Cu1B10 metallic glass exposed to irradiation with 130 keV N+ ions to the total fluencies of up to 2.5 × 1017 ions/cm2. Using surface sensitive technique of Mössbauer spectrometry, traces of crystalline phases are found already in the as‐quenched state after the sample production. On the air side of the ribbons, bcc‐Fe dominates whereas on the opposite wheel side, also a presence of Fe3O4 is unveiled. The amount of surface crystallization is higher on the wheel side of the ribbons. After ion irradiation, mostly the air side is affected because it was facing the incident ions. Gradual formation of iron nitrides is observed with increasing ion fluence. Though the radiation damage exhibits itself only at this side of the ribbons, its influence upon bulk magnetic properties is clearly identified by the help of magnetic measurements. Hysteresis loops exhibit changes in their shape as well as coercive field. Along with the formation of magnetic crystalline phases (bcc‐Fe and nitrides), they are caused by structural rearrangement which takes place also inside the amorphous residual phase. Structural modifications are confirmed via evolution of hyperfine magnetic fields with ion fluence. Structural modification of the 57Fe81Mo10Cu1B10 alloy caused by ion irradiation as demonstrated by microstructural (Mössbauer spectrometry (a,b)) and macroscopic (hysteresis loops (c,d)) measurements. As‐quenched (a,c) and 2.5 × 1017 N+/cm2 irradiated (b,d) alloys are compared.

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Corrigendum to “Effect of ion irradiation in an Al90Fe2Ce8 metallic glass” [Mater. Des. 62 (2014) 133–136]

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Advances in Synthesis and Characterization of Aluminum‐Based Amorphous Alloys: A Review

Advances in Synthesis and Characterization of Aluminum‐Based Amorphous Alloys: A Review

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Corrigendum to “Effect of ion irradiation in an Al90Fe2Ce8 metallic glass” [Mater. Des. 62 (2014) 133–136]

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Advances in Synthesis and Characterization of Aluminum‐Based Amorphous Alloys: A Review

Advances in Synthesis and Characterization of Aluminum‐Based Amorphous Alloys: A Review

Al-based amorphous alloys: Glass-forming ability, crystallization behavior and effects of minor alloying additions

Ion irradiation induced structural modifications of Fe81Mo8Cu1B10 NANOPERM‐type alloy

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