Any one know about Bulk Metallic Glass (BMG)

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The discussion centers around Bulk Metallic Glass (BMG), exploring its properties, applications, and current research efforts. Participants share insights on the material's characteristics and challenges, particularly regarding its ductility.

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  • One participant inquires about Bulk Metallic Glass (BMG), seeking information on the topic.
  • Another participant references an article by Howard Sheng in Nature and mentions ongoing research by Bill Johnson's group at Caltech, specifically on foams related to BMG.
  • A participant describes BMGs as metallic alloys with glass-like properties and notes that researchers are attempting to improve their ductility due to their fragility.
  • There is a casual exchange about participants' academic backgrounds, with one participant stating their major is mechatronics.

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any one know bout Bulk Metallic Glass (BMG)
 
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Have you read Howard Sheng's Jan. 26 article in Nature?

Bill Johnson's group at California Institute of Technology is working on foams.

Johnson WL, "Bulk Amorphous Metal - An Emerging Engineering Material" Journal of Metals-J MIN MET MAT S 54 (3): 40-43 MAR 2002
 


BMGs: bulk metallic glasses are metallic alloys that have glasses proprieties, researchers are trying now to ameliorate their ductility because they are fragile like glasses.
 


thanx for your reply. by the way what are ur majors?
 


mechatronics
 

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