Effect of disorder on the electrical resistivity in the partially crystalline Zr76Ni24 metallic glasses

The magnetic susceptibility of hydrogen-doped partially crystalline (Zr76Ni24)1−xHx metallic glasses

“…These results, which have been published in Refs. [9,10], provided a confidence in quality of the samples. The structures of the samples before and after hydrogenation were investigated at room temperature by XRD using a PHILIPS PW 1820 diffractometer with CuK a radiation.…”

“…Hydrogen doping has been used to modify the disorder of the partially crystalline Zr 76 Ni 24 metallic glass. All the samples, including those that are completely amorphous, are characterised by a high room-temperature electrical resistivity and become superconducting at temperatures below 3.5 K [10].…”

Unusual devitrification behaviour in rapidly solidified Ti45Zr38Ni17 alloy

“…This latter is really of great interest in such metastable system since electrical resistivity is a physical property sensitive to the electronic structure of metallic alloys. Motion of charge carriers and scattering associated with phase transformations usually result in large resistometric evolutions, giving information about the spatial ordering of atoms and their interactions [36]. Fig.…”

Influence of hydrogen doping on the electrical resistivity of partially crystalline Zr76Ni24 metallic glass

“…Very recently, we have reported on the structure, crystallization and electrical resistivity of the partially crystalline Zr 76 Ni 24 metallic glasses [5,6]. According to the X-ray diffraction, XRD, results, two sides of the quenched ribbons of the partially crystalline Zr 76 Ni 24 E-mail address: kivan@phy.hr.…”