Strain glass in Fe-doped Ti–Ni
Acta MaterialiaPublished 22 August 2010
Dong Wang, Zhen Zhang, Jian Zhang, Yumei Zhou, Yu Wang, Xiangdong Ding
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Abstract
We report the existence of strain glass in Ti50Ni50−xFex, beyond a critical Fe doping level x > xc(5 xc) are indicated. The new phase diagram allows for explanations of two long-standing puzzles in Ti50Ni50−xFex and Ti–Ni alloys: (i) the origin of nano-domains present prior to the martensitic transformation (for x xc).
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