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Study of crystallization behavior and kinetics of magnetic FeCoCrNiZr high entropy amorphous alloy

Journal

JOURNAL OF NON-CRYSTALLINE SOLIDS
Volume 514, Issue -, Pages 20-24

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ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2019.03.039

Keywords

High entropy amorphous alloys; Isothermal crystallization kinetics; Non-isothermal crystallization kinetics; Activation energy

Funding

  1. National Natural Science of Foundation of China [51871056, 51801025, 51701039]
  2. Major Scientific Research Project of University in Guangdong Province [2017GXJK172]
  3. Research and Reform Project of Higher Education in Guangdong Province [E1201601]
  4. Scientific Research Foundation of Advanced Talents (Innovation Team) (DGUT) [KCYCXPT2016004]

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A new magnetic Fe36Co22Cr17Ni15Zr10 high entropy amorphous alloy has been prepared and its crystallization behavior and kinetics been studied. The results show that, under non-isothermal conditions, the crystallization activation energy E-x was calculated by the Kissinger equation, which yield 373 kJmol(-1). Relation plot of E-x vs crystallization volume fraction(x) manifests the non-isothermal crystallization process is from difficult to easy. On the other hand, base on Arrhenius relation, the crystallization activation energy E-c under isothermal conditions was calculated to be 370 kJmol(-1). Relation plot of E-c vs x manifests the isothermal crystallization process is from easy to difficult. The isothermal kinetics was modeled by Johnson-Mehl-Avrami(JMA) equation, as the isothermal annealing temperature increases, the nucleus growth mechanism from diffusion-controlled 3-D growth convert into interface-controlled 3-D growth. Though proper heat treatment, the saturation magnetization M-s of this alloy can reach up to 106.8A.m(2)kg(-1), it will become promising functional materials in the future.

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