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Amorphous
Original title: アモルファス
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This means the state of a material without a crystalline structure. Solids have 2 types: crystals, with regularly arranged atoms, and amorphous (noncrystalline) materials, with irregularly arranged atoms. Generally, minerals such as ice, metals, and quartz have crystalline structures, while glass and similar materials have amorphous structures.
Metals are also cooled from a molten raw-material state, but in that state their atoms are neatly arranged. However, if they are rapidly “quenched” from the molten state, they become composed of atoms remaining disordered. This state is called “amorphous.” Its characteristics include high strength, corrosion resistance, and abundant magnetic properties.
結晶構造を持たない物質の状態のことを言います。 固体では、原子が規則正しく並んだ結晶と呼ばれるものと、原子が不規則に配列したアモルファス(非晶質)と呼ばれるものの2種類があります。 一般に、氷や金属、水晶等の鉱物は結晶構造で、ガラス等はアモルファス構造です。
金属も溶融した原料の状態から冷却していくのですが、その状態において原子の配列はキチンと並んだ状態です。 しかし溶融した状態から一気に「急冷」させると、バラバラの状態の原子のまま構成されてしまいます。 この状態を「アモルファス」というのです。 特徴として高強度・耐腐食性もあり・磁気特性に富んでいます。
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