Investigation of Copper-Silver Solders Properties in Liquid State before Amorphization

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The temperature and concentration dependences of kinematic viscosity of alloys of Cu-Ag system with Ag content to 99 mass % in liquid state have been studied. It has been found that heating above certain critical temperatures leads to transform the melt to equilibrium state. The kinematic viscosity of the Cu-Ag melts are extremely depend from silver content in the alloy. The new regime of amorphous ribbon production is selected. Proposed regime leads to increasing of microhardness and weld strength on 10 % and corrosion resistivity on 15 %.

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