William Stratton Ph.D. Thesis - MINDS@UW Home
William Stratton Ph.D. Thesis - MINDS@UW Home
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TTT DSC Isothermal<br />
Figure 1.3: Representative TTT, DSC and isothermal calorimetry for nucleation control versus<br />
growth control. Nucleation control amorphous alloys will show a distinct Tg in DSC, while<br />
growth control amorphous alloys do not. Figure from 31 .<br />
transformation curve is nose shaped, with the fastest transformation kinetics occurring at the<br />
apex. Figure 1.3 compares representative TTT, DSC, and isothermal curves for a nucleation<br />
versus a growth controlled material 31 . When we form a rapidly quenched amorphous alloy, we<br />
are following a decreasing temperature versus time (cooling) contour line on the TTT diagram.<br />
If the cooling contour line does not intersect the transformation curve, the disordered liquid<br />
structure will be preserved in the solid state. This is because the material was quenched rapidly<br />
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