Amorphous phase separation in METGLAS 2605CO

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During shock-wave consolidation of irregularly shaped (≌50 μm diameter) Marko-met 1064 powder (Ni55.8Mo25.7Cr9.7B8.8), obtained from melt-spun ribbon, the shock energy is preferentially input at particle surfaces. Heat flow to particle interiors is sufficiently rapid to quench melted regions and form the amorphous phase at shock energies less than about 400 kJ/kg.Amorphous powder was rolled between two 100 μm thick sheets. Discs cut from the composite strip and sections of a consolidated sample (shock energy ≌325 kJ/kg) were electrolytically jet thinned (at -25°C and -50°C) for TEM examination in a Philips EM 420 TEM/STEM.Figure 1 is a stereo pair taken at an interparticle melted and resolidified region in the compacted powder specimen. The microstructure exhibits a dispersion of fine amorphous spherical phase (diameter ≌0.01 to 0.08 μm), randomly distributed in a continuous amorphous matrix.


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