BSTRACTNi-P nanoglass consisting of nanometer-sized amorphous grains separated by amorphous interfaces was prepared by a specially designed multi-phase pulsed electrodeposition technique. The microstructure of the deposited Ni-P nanoglass was confirmed by X-ray diffraction
high-resolution transmission electron microscopy
small-angle X-ray scattering
and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. The formation of the Ni-P nanoglass
which is characterized by inhomogeneities on the nanometer length scale
is achieved via proper control of the rate of cluster formation and cluster growth by a multi-phase pulsed electrodeposition process.
Breaking mixture rule of strength and ductility by interface induced nano-scale heterostructure in TA1/304 composites
Bi addition increases strength and strain-softening behavior in SAC305
Mechanism of the reversed yield asymmetry in a strong-textured Mg-RE alloy at room temperature
Microstructural heterogeneity enabled balance of room- and high-temperature properties in high-volume intermetallics reinforced aluminum alloys
Achieving uniform and wide phase transformation hysteresis in twin-wire arc additive manufactured NiTiNb alloy
相关作者
Yuhui Li
Kai Yao
Zhixin Wang
Baoli He
Boyang Li
Chunguang Shen
Lingling Zhang
Shijian Zheng
相关机构
State Key Laboratory of High-Performance Roll Materials and Composite Forming School of Materials Science and Engineering Hebei University of Technology
School of Materials Engineering Purdue University West Lafayette
a School of Materials Engineering Shanxi College of Technology
b School of Materials Science and Engineering Taiyuan University of Science and Technology
c State Key Laboratory for Mechanical Behavior of Materials Xi’an Jiaotong University