Alfred's Serif Users' Forums — A new type of material

Re: A new type of material

2022-10-31T18:50:41Z

Thank you, Alfred.

William

Re: A new type of material

2022-10-31T18:48:34Z

When I saw Jacks comment I checked and it worked fine for me, but when I tried again later, I got the blocked version.

William

Re: A new type of material

2022-10-31T13:24:07Z

There’s a preprint version of the published paper here:

https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-1281292/v1

Re: A new type of material

2022-10-31T13:17:18Z

I only got a taster just now, too, but when I reloaded the page I could read the whole thing.

If you still can’t see it all, try this link.

Re: A new type of material

2022-10-31T11:31:00Z

William, could you please post a useful link?
This link to the "Independent" paper website only allows me a taster headline.

Re: A new type of material

2022-10-31T08:52:04Z

Thank you.

William

Re: A new type of material

2022-10-30T20:52:37Z

Unlike ordinary metals, amorphous or ‘glassy’ metals have a glass-like structure instead of a crystalline structure in their solid state. However, unlike ordinary glass they have good electrical conductivity.

Re: A new type of material

2022-10-30T20:17:52Z

What was that, please?

William

Re: A new type of material

2022-10-30T17:25:37Z

Thanks for the interesting link, William. When I read the headline I immediately thought of the ‘glassy metal’ that was shown to me about forty years ago.

A new type of material

2022-10-30T15:38:45Z

https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/scie … 13668.html

William