Correlating the supercooled liquid region width with the fragility parameter in bulk metallic glasses
Lina Hu, F. Ye, Yongfeng Liang, J.P. Lin
Abstract
Lina Hu, F. Ye, Yongfeng Liang, J.P. Lin
Abstract
A linear correlation of fragility parameter D* with supercooled liquid region width ΔTx for Ca-based bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) was revealed. This relationship is found in La- and Zr-based BMGs as well and extended to several glass-forming systems. The origin of this phenomenon lies in the close relation between crystallization and temperature dependence of viscosity. This relationship can be formulated by ΔTx0.33=6.8×10-3×(D*)(Tg0.33)+2(K), indicating that the unique variation of the viscosity with the temperature correlates with the location and width of the supercooled liquid region. Moreover, an approximation of fragility parameter D* for BMGs can be evaluated by the formula.
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A linear correlation of fragility parameter D* with supercooled liquid region width ΔTx for Ca-based bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) was revealed. This relationship is found in La- and Zr-based BMGs as well and extended to several glass-forming systems. The origin of this phenomenon lies in the close relation between crystallization and temperature dependence of viscosity. This relationship can be formulated by ΔTx0.33=6.8×10-3×(D*)(Tg0.33)+2(K), indicating that the unique variation of the viscosity with the temperature correlates with the location and width of the supercooled liquid region. Moreover, an approximation of fragility parameter D* for BMGs can be evaluated by the formula.
Key concepts: Supercooling, Fragility, Viscosity, Thermodynamics, Amorphous metal, Materials science, Crystallization, Condensed matter physics