非晶态合金催化剂的制备技术研究进展

介绍了非晶态合金催化剂制备技术的发展,阐述了真空急冷快淬法、化学镀法和化学沉积负载法3种制备非晶态催化剂的基本原理和过程。分析总结了各种方法的特性,着重讨论了化学沉积负载法的机理以及不同制备方法的活性比较。指出研究功能载体、添加助催化剂或改性剂以及降低还原成本是非晶态催化剂制备技术的发展方向。

Preparation and properties of novel Cu-based bulk metallic glasses Cu_(55-x)Zr_(37)Ti_8In_x

The glassy rods were successfully fabricated in the Cu-Zr-Ti-In alloy system by casting into a copper mold. The value of ATx reaches a maximum of 66 K for the BMG CusoZraTTi8In5 alloy. The reasons for enhancing glass forming ability of Cu-based BMGs with the addition of indium were discussed from atomic size and thermodynamics. Alternatively, the BMG Cu52Zra7Ti8In3 exhibits the highest compressive strength （1981 MPa） and the best plasticity among glassy Cu55-xZra7TisInx （x_〈5）. The total plastic deformation of Cu52Zr37TisIn3 before fracture approaches 1.2%.

Glass formation and magnetic properties of Fe-based metallic glasses fabricated by low-purity industrial materials

Fe-based metallic glasses of(Fe74Nb6B20)100?xCrx(x=1,3,5)with high glass forming ability(GFA)and good magneticproperties were prepared using low-purity raw materials.Increasing Cr content does not significantly change glass transitiontemperature and onset crystallization temperature,while it enhances liquidus temperature.The addition of Cr improves the GFA ofthe(Fe74Nb6B20)100?xCrx glassy alloys compared to that in Cr-free Fe?Nb?B alloys,in which the supercooled liquid region(ΔTx),Trgandγare found to be50?54K,0.526?0.538,and0.367?0.371,respectively.The(Fe74Nb6B20)100?xCrx glassy alloys exhibit excellentsoft magnetic properties with high saturation magnetization of139?161A·m2/kg and low coercivity of30.24?58.9A/m.PresentFe?Nb?B?Cr glassy alloys exhibiting high GFA as well as excellent magnetic properties and low manufacturing cost make themsuitable for magnetic components for engineering application.

Bulk Glassy Alloys: Historical Development and Current Research

This paper reviews the development of current research in bulk glassy alloys by focusing on the trigger point for the synthesis of the first bulk glassy alloys by the conventional mold casting method. This review covers the background, discovery, characteristics, and applications of bulk glassy alloys, as well as recent topics regarding them. Applications of bulk glassy alloys have been expanding, particularly for Fe-based bulk glassy alloys, due to their unique properties, high glass-forming ability, and low cost. In the near future, the engineering importance of bulk glassy alloys is expected to increase steadily, and continuous interest in these novel metallic materials for basic science research is anticipated.

Alloying effects of the elements with a positive heat of mixing on the glass forming ability of Al-La-Ni amorphous alloys

The effects of Sn and Ga additions on the glass forming ability （GFA） of （A186LasNi9）100_xSnx（x=0, 0.2, 0.3, 0.5, 0.7, 1 and 2 at.%） and （Al86LasNi9）100_xGax（x=0, 0.2, 0.5, 1 and 1.5 at.%） alloys were systematically investigated. Unlike common microal- loying methods, both Sn and Ga have a positive heat of mixing with the main component of A1. Our analysis confirmed that proper Sn addition can suppress the strong formation of a-A1 and enhance the GFA due to the positive heat of mixing between Sn and AI and the large difference in their atomic sizes. While the addition of Ga to the base alloy acted as the nucleation cites for ct-Al and accelerated precipitation of the ct-A1 phase, thus deteriorating the GFA.

Accurate electrical resistance measurement of the crystallization kinetics of amorphous alloys

An accurate four-line ac electrical resistance measurement (ERM)apparatus was developed. By using the ERM the crystallization kinetics of amorphous Ni80P20, FeZr2, Fe86B14 alloys were investigated. The experimental results show that the ERM can identify the early stage of crystallization in amorphous alloys. The ERM detects a crystallization temperature range obviously wider than the DSC does, indicating that the ERM is more sensitive to the structure evolution in crystallization. For the eutectic or polymorphic crystallization, three distinct processes can be identified from the measured resistance variation: (i) crystal nucleation, (ii) subsequent growth of crystal nuclei, and (iii) coarsening of the crystallites. In the early stage of the primary crystallization, the ERM results reflect the nucleation information as well.

Ti-based glassy alloys in Ti-Cu-Zr-Sn system

Bulk amorphous formation in Ti-Cu-based multicomponent alloys, free of Ni, Pd and Be elements, were studied using the cluster-plus-glue-atom model. The basic cluster formula was revealed as [Ti9Cu6]Cu3 to explain the best binary glass forming composition Ti50Cu50=Ti9Cu9, where the CN14 rhombi-dodecahedron Ti9Cu6 was the principal cluster in the devitrification phase CuTi. This basic cluster formula was further alloyed with Zr and Sn and a critical glass forming ability was reached at （Ti7.2Zr1.8）（Cus.72Sn0.28） and （Ti7.2Zr1.8）（Cu8.45Sn0.55） up to 5 mm in diameter by suction casting, which was the largest in Ti-Cu- based and Ni-, Pd- and Be-free alloys.

Effects of Cu,Fe and Co addition on the glass-forming ability and mechanical properties of Zr-Al-Ni bulk metallic glasses

The thermal stability,glass-forming ability(GFA) and mechanical properties of Zr60Al15Ni25xTMx(TM = Cu,Fe and Co,x = 0-10) bulk metallic glasses(BMGs) were systematically investigated.Additional 5-10 at.% Cu greatly enhances the thermal stability and GFA of the base alloy.Zr60Al15Ni15Cu10 BMG exhibits the largest supercooled liquid region of 104 K and critical diameter of 18 mm.However,addition of 5-10 at.% Fe or Co decrease the thermal stability and GFA.In addition,the plasticity of the BMG can be improved by adding of Cu,while the strength is decreased slightly.Zr60Al15Ni20Cu5 BMG has the largest plastic strain of 5.5% with a yield stress of 1755 MPa and Young's modulus of 83 GPa.Addition of Co brings an increase of strength but a lower of plasticity,and additional Fe reduces the strength and plasticity simultaneously.

Fe-based bulk amorphous alloys with high glass formation ability and high saturation magnetization

It was well known that it was very difficult to prepare high performance Fe-based bulk amorphous alloys with both high Fe content and good glass-forming ability, especially for the Fe content （or total magnetic elements content） higher than 80 at%. In this paper, a series of Fe81-xCoxMO1P7.5C5.5B2Si3 （x = 0, 5, 10, 15, 20） bulk amorphous alloys （BAAs） with high saturation magnetization have been developed by copper mold casting method with fluxed ingot. It has been found that using Co replacing Fe in the Fe-Mo-P-C-B-Si alloy could significantly enhance the glass-forming ability and magnetic property. For the BAA with Co content of 0 at%, 5 at%, 10 at%, 15 at% and 20 at%, its saturation magnetization Js（Js=μoMs） was 1.55, 1.60, 1.62, 1.65 and 1.59 T, respectively. Among these alloys, the Fe66Co15- Mo1P7.5C5.5B2Si3 BAA exhibited a critical size of 2 mm in diameter and a high Js of 1.65 T. It suggested that these alloys with high magnetic element content possessed great potential in application due to their high glass-forming ability and high magnetic property.

Correlation between supercooled liquid region and crystallization behavior with alloy composition of La-Al-Cu metallic glasses

Bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) with large supercooled liquid region are promising materials for superplastic forming. In this paper, we demonstrate a microstructure-based strategy to pinpoint the composition with the largest supercooled liquid region in La 86 x Al 14 Cu x (x=16 at%-20 at%) metallic glass system. By monitoring the changes in crystallization behavior of the glassy alloys with composition to search for the alloys exhibiting eutectic crystallization, the glassy alloys with the largest supercooled liquid region in the given alloy system can be found. The metallic glasses with Cu contents of 16 at%-19 at% exhibited two crystallization peaks, and the primary crystallization product was identified to be α-La by means of DSC, XRD and TEM. The increase in Cu content resulted in the decay of the primary crystallization peak and the increase in onset temperature of crystallization, leading to the enlargement of supercooled liquid region. By further suppressing the α-La primary crystallization with increasing Cu content up to 20 at%, the eutectic crystallization of α-La and LaCu 13 through one crystallization reaction occurred upon heating, where the largest supercooled liquid region of 65 K for La 66 Al 14 Cu 20 glassy alloy was located. This study indicats that, in a given glassy alloy system, a larger supercooled liquid region can be achieved by optimizing the alloy compositions to suppress the primary crystallization.

Failure behavior and criteria of metallic glasses

Metallic glasses(MGs)constitute an emerging class of advanced structural materials due to their excellent mechanical properties.However,brittle failure at room temperature and the resultant complicated fracture behavior greatly limit their wide engineering applications.Over the past decades,the deformation and fracture in ductile or brittle mode referring to material compositions,load conditions,sample size,etc.,have been widely studied,and significant progress has been made in understanding the failure behavior of MGs.Micromechanisms of fracture have been revealed involving shear banding,cavitation and the nature of the crack tip field.The ductile-to-brittle transition and inherent governing parameters have been found.To well describe and predict the failure behavior of MGs,failure criteria for ductile and brittle MGs have been established empirically or based on atomic interactions.In this paper,we provide a detailed review of the above advances and identify outstanding issues in the failure of MGs that need to be further clarified.