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- 2016Structural changes during a liquid-liquid transition in the deeply undercooled $%5Cmathrm{Zr_{58.5}Cu_{15.6}Ni_{12.8}Al_{10.3}Nb_{2.8}}$ bulk metallic glass forming meltcitations
- 2015Linking Structure to Fragility in Bulk Metallic Glass-Forming Liquidscitations
- 2015High temperature rheology of Zr-based bulk metallic glass forming liquids ; Hochtemperatur Rheologie von Zr-basierenden metallischen massivglasbildenden Flüssigkeiten
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Linking Structure to Fragility in Bulk Metallic Glass-Forming Liquids
Abstract
Using in-situ synchrotron X-ray scattering, we show that the structural evolution of various bulk me- tallic glass-forming liquids can be quantitatively connected to their viscosity behavior in the super- cooled liquid near Tg. The structural signature of fragility is identified as the temperature dependence of local dilatation on distinct key atomic length scales. A more fragile behavior results from a more pronounced thermally induced dilatation of the structure on a length scale of about 3 to 4 atomic diameters, coupled with shallower temperature dependence of structural changes in the nearest neigh- bor environment. These findings shed light on the structural origin of viscous slowdown during undercooling of bulk metallic glass-forming liquids and demonstrate the promise of predicting the properties of bulk metallic glasses from the atomic scale structure.