1933
DOI: 10.1007/bf01341358
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Untersuchungen an amorphen Metallschichten

Abstract: Es wird gezeigt, dalt elektrolytisch niedergeschlagenes Antimon und Platin durch Erhitzen iiber eiue bestimmte Temperatur, die Umwandlungstemperatur, in kristallines Metall iibergefiihrt wird. I)iese Umwandlungstemperatur ist eine charakteristische Gr6ite des Metalls unabh~ingig yon der Art der Herstellung der amorphen l~iodifika~ion, da sie als dieselbe gefunden wurde, welehe die Verfasser in einer fri~heren VerSffentliehung fib' Schichten angegeben haben, die dutch Kathodenzerst~iubung und Verdampfung herges… Show more

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“…Their electric conductivity changes abruptly at 430 K in a glass transition-like manner [55] also observed in other amorphous metallic vapor-quenched condensates. This temperature could be taken to correspond roughly to the prediction of the Kauzmann-Beaman-dependence (Eq.…”
Section: The Amorphous Antimony Electrodementioning
confidence: 76%
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“…Their electric conductivity changes abruptly at 430 K in a glass transition-like manner [55] also observed in other amorphous metallic vapor-quenched condensates. This temperature could be taken to correspond roughly to the prediction of the Kauzmann-Beaman-dependence (Eq.…”
Section: The Amorphous Antimony Electrodementioning
confidence: 76%
“…for X = 3.1; 8.1; 12.0 the experiment gave 1.6; 1.8 and 4.8 in the volume of the deposit. It is nevertheless interesting that the already mentioned probable T g -value of 460 K of (more or less pure) thin Sb-layers, formed by vacuum condensation (see [55]) falls in between the limits of the electrochemically obtained amorphous deposits approximately 3 ÷ 5 molar parts of SbCl 3 , as this is found in ref. [52] for the "normal" composition of this metallic glass system with a long history of experimentation and analysis.…”
Section: The Amorphous Antimony Electrodementioning
confidence: 80%
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“…15 Although the amorphous alloy structure was not recognized at that time, the composition of the catalytically active precipitate was determined as Co 2 B. 15 Attention had not been drawn to this chemical reduction method to prepared amorphous alloys until 1986, 16 when Fe-Co-B was successfully prepared by chemical reduction of an aqueous solution of FeSO 4 and CoCl 2 with KBH 4 and determined as amorphous alloy through both the Mössbauer and the X-ray diffraction (XRD) studies by van Wonterghem et al The chemical reduction method offers some advantages for the preparation of amorphous alloys over the rapid quenching method in terms of some items: 17,18 (1) The simple preparation procedure of amorphous alloys makes it possible that they are studied widely in many labs and endows the chemical reduction method with significant potential for large-scale production.…”
Section: General Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first discovery of amorphous alloy can be traced back to a work of Zahn and Kramer in 1933, who prepared amorphous alloy through the evaporation-deposition technique. 4 In 1960, Klement et al developed a new rapid quenching method of manufacturing amorphous alloy (Au 75 Si 25 ). 5 The rapid cooling of molten metal is too fast (10 6 K s À1 ) for crystals to form and the material is locked in a glassy state.…”
Section: General Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%