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Composition dependent ductility in the amorphous Zr–Ti–Ni–Cu–Be alloy system

This work maps the bending ductility versus composition of amorphous alloys in the Zr–Ti–Ni–Cu–Be system. Alloys with a Zr:Ti ratio of 5.67:1 show higher ductility and thermal stability over a wider composition range than those with a Zr:Ti ratio of 3:1. The loss of ductility occurs in alloys that h...

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Published in:	Scripta materialia 2006-10, Vol.55 (7), p.645-648
Main Authors:	Conner, R.D., Johnson, W.L.
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