2007
DOI: 10.1007/s11433-007-0055-5
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Dendritic and eutectic growth in Sb60Ag20Cu20 ternary alloy

Abstract: The rapid solidification of Sb 60 Ag 20 Cu 20 ternary alloy was realized by high undercooling method, and the maximum undercooling is up to 142 K (0.18T L ). Within the wide undercooling range of 40-142 K, the solidified microstructures are composed of (Sb), θ and ε phases. High undercooling enlarges the solute solubility of (Sb) phase, which causes its crystal lattice to expand and its crystal lattice constants to increase. Primary (Sb) phase grows in two modes: at small undercoolings non-faceted dendrite gro… Show more

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“…Ternary alloy systems involve very complicated phase transition and solidification process. Hence, a solidification theory on ternary alloys has not been established up to now [10][11][12]. Especially, little information is available on ternary quasiperitectic alloys.…”
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“…Ternary alloy systems involve very complicated phase transition and solidification process. Hence, a solidification theory on ternary alloys has not been established up to now [10][11][12]. Especially, little information is available on ternary quasiperitectic alloys.…”
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confidence: 99%