2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.intermet.2012.05.001
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First-principles molecular dynamics simulations to study the crystal-to-amorphous transition in the Mg–Zn system

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“…As for the Mg-Zn side, only when an alloy composition falls into the central range of 20–70 at.% Zn, are the corresponding metallic glasses, rather than the competing solid solutions, more favorable to be formed. By means of first-principles molecular dynamics, Dai et al have proposed that the intrinsic GFR of the binary Mg-Zn system to be 25–69 at.% Zn [ 49 ]. This is also extremely close to the glassy range in the Mg-Zn side.…”
Section: Metallic Glass Formation For the Al-mg-zn Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As for the Mg-Zn side, only when an alloy composition falls into the central range of 20–70 at.% Zn, are the corresponding metallic glasses, rather than the competing solid solutions, more favorable to be formed. By means of first-principles molecular dynamics, Dai et al have proposed that the intrinsic GFR of the binary Mg-Zn system to be 25–69 at.% Zn [ 49 ]. This is also extremely close to the glassy range in the Mg-Zn side.…”
Section: Metallic Glass Formation For the Al-mg-zn Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%