Atomic structure in Zr70 Ni30 metallic glass

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Atomic structure of Zr70 Ni30 metallic glass (MG) was investigated by reverse Monte Carlo simulation combining with x-ray diffraction and Ni and Zr K -edge extended x-ray absorption of fine structure measurements. Distributions of coordination number (CN) and Voronoi clusters were analyzed by Voronoi tessellation method. The average CN of atoms was obtained to be 11.4 together with the average CN of Zr and Ni atoms of about 11.8 and 10.6, respectively. It is found that Z11 Kasper polyhedron and distorted icosahedra are mainly favored structural units in Zr70 Ni30 MG. The discrepancy in atomic structure between Zr70 Ni30 MG and its corresponding crystalline (or quasicrystalline) phases can explain the fact that Zr70 Ni30 MG does not transform to neither icosahedral nor fcc Zr2 Ni phase during crystallization process. © 2007 American Institute of Physics.

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Yang, L., Yin, S., Wang, X. D., Cao, Q. P., Jiang, J. Z., Saksl, K., & Franz, H. (2007). Atomic structure in Zr70 Ni30 metallic glass. Journal of Applied Physics, 102(8). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.2798386

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