Highly Cooperative and Defect-Assisted Diffusion in Metallic Glasses

Highly Cooperative and Defect-Assisted Diffusion in Metallic Glasses

Measurements of pressure dependence and isotope effect of Co diffusion in melt-spun amorphous Co sub 76.7 Fe sub 2 Nb sub 14.3 B sub 7 ribbon were made. In samples preannealed for structural relaxation the resulting activation volume of )0.06 plus/minus 0.1 atomic volume and the isotope effect of E...

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