THERMAL-PROPERTIES OF A FE75CR5P8C10SI2 METAL-METALLOID GLASSY ALLOY IN AIR ATMOSPHERE - THE GLASS-SURFACE MODIFICATION IN RELATION TO ITS THERMAL PRETREATMENT
K. Forkel et al., THERMAL-PROPERTIES OF A FE75CR5P8C10SI2 METAL-METALLOID GLASSY ALLOY IN AIR ATMOSPHERE - THE GLASS-SURFACE MODIFICATION IN RELATION TO ITS THERMAL PRETREATMENT, Solid state ionics, 101, 1997, pp. 1207-1213
Ribbons of metal-metalloid glassy alloys (Fe,Cr)(80)(P,C,Si)(20) and F
e75Cr5P8C10Si2, respectively, were thermally treated at 480, 500 and 5
30 degrees C. After this oxidative glass treatment, the surface layer
was characterized by ESCA. Only slight changes in the concentration of
the elements as a function of treatment temperature and rime could be
observed. The contents in oxygen, chromium and manganese (which exist
s as a trace element) rose weakly and contrarily the concentration of
carbon and iron decreased. The results of the combined DTA-TG measurem
ents of the glass sample in air showed negligible weight changes of th
e sample up to about 550 to 600 degrees C. The difference in the surfa
ce roughness between thermally treated and untreated samples could not
be detected by scanning electron microscopy.