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Foreign-Particle Reinforcement of a Zr-Cu-X BMG

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The yield strength of a Zr-based bulk metallic glass was improved by up to 20% in comparison to the as-received alloy via dispersion of graphite nanoparticles into the matrix. The resulting material also had high plasticity and good elasticity and the use of reinforcement particles was found to suppress heterogeneous nucleation. The graphite nanoparticles additionally improved the alloy’s thermal stability as compared to that of the monolithic alloy.

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P. Tserotas*, K. Karalis

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Particle-Reinforcement, Zr Bulk Metallic Glass, ZrC

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