Fe<SUB>33</SUB>Ni<SUB>50</SUB>P<SUB>17</SUB>非晶質合金の2段エンタルピー緩和とキュリー温度の変化

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  • Two-Stage Enthalpy Relaxation and Change in Curie Temperature for an Amorphous Fe<SUB>33</SUB>Ni<SUB>50</SUB>P<SUB>17</SUB> Alloy Subjected to Annealing
  • Fe33Ni50P17非晶質合金の2段エンタルピー緩和とキュリー温度の変化
  • Fe33Ni50P17 ヒショウシツ ゴウキン ノ 2ダン エンタルピー カン

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The changes in reversible enthalpy relaxation (ΔHendo) and Curie temperature (ΔTc) upon annealing were examined calorimetrically for an amorphous Fe33Ni50P17 alloy, with the aim of clarifying further the mechanism of the two-stage relaxation proposed recently for amorphous alloys. The annealed Fe-Ni-P alloy exhibited a typical two-stage enthalpy relaxation behavior. That is, a clearly distinctive two-stage splitting with maxima at about Tg-200 K and Tg was observed in the change of ΔHendo with annealing temperature. The activation energy for relaxation increases from 0.19 to 0.30 aJ for the first-stage relaxation at the lower temperature to 0.35 to 0.51 aJ for the second-stage relaxation, accompanied by a rapid increase of the frequency term. The ΔHendo increases almost linearly with ΔTc at the first-stage while no appreciable correspondence is observed at the second stage, indicating the existence of a similar mechanism for the changes of ΔHendo and Tc in the first-stage relaxation. From these results, it was interpreted that the first-stage enthalpy relaxation and the change in Curie temperature are due to the development of the chemical short-range ordering resulting from rearrangements of Fe-Ni pairs with weak bonding nature and the second-stage relaxation due to the topological change resulting from the cooperative rearrangement of metal-metalloid pairs with strong bonding nature.

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  • 日本金属学会誌

    日本金属学会誌 54 (3), 255-261, 1990

    公益社団法人 日本金属学会

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