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On the evolution mechanism of AlTM intermetallics in Mg melt via reverse peritectic reactions
The modulation of intermetallic compounds has been a topic of significant interest in the field of metallic materials. In this study, a series of AlTM phase particles including Al6Mn, Al11Ce3, Al13Fe4 and Al3Y were introduced into Mg melt, with various holding times. It was found that all the original coarse particles crack into fine dispersions, while crystal structure evolution happens simultaneously. The phases finally evolve to Al8Mn5, Al2Ce, Al5Fe2 and Al2Y, respectively, which are more Al-depleted with higher melting point. The evolution is supposed due to a phase transition in the solid state caused by the diffusion of Al atoms. The concept of reverse peritectic reaction was applied to explain the phase structure evolution mechanisms. This study offers new insight for controlling intermetallics by introducing them into another metal melt.
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