Time-Resolved Measurements of Solidification and Undercooling in Metals and Alloys
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- 1 January 1989
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in MRS Proceedings
- Vol. 157
Abstract
We have performed nanosecond-resolution measurements of the lateral electrical resistivity of thin metal films on insulating substrates. Comparison of transient resistivity measurements with optical reflectivity measurements and heat-flow calculations permits the determination of the position and velocity of a planar crystal/melt interface, and an estimate of undercooling during pulsed laser melting of metals. We report detailed results for rapid solidification of Ni, including the observation of hypercooling of .liquid Ni.Keywords
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