2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0966-9795(02)00164-4
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Effects of annealing at high pressure on structure and mechanical properties of Al87Ni7Gd6 metallic glass

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“…The first and second peaks correspond to the formation of fcc aluminum nanocrystals, while the third peak corresponds to the formation of intermetallics. [3,4,6] The as-received ribbon, i.e., as-melt-spun specimen exhibited an onset temperature for the first peak of T x1 = 189°C. The DSC traces for the as-received and ribbons isothermally annealed for 30 minutes at atmospheric pressure are provided in Figure 3.…”
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“…The first and second peaks correspond to the formation of fcc aluminum nanocrystals, while the third peak corresponds to the formation of intermetallics. [3,4,6] The as-received ribbon, i.e., as-melt-spun specimen exhibited an onset temperature for the first peak of T x1 = 189°C. The DSC traces for the as-received and ribbons isothermally annealed for 30 minutes at atmospheric pressure are provided in Figure 3.…”
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“…6-Particle size distribution for ribbon specimens isothermally annealed with and without 940 MPa pressure. [3,13,14] . …”
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