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Secondary Ion Emission of High-Entropy Cr14.3Mn14.3Fe14.3Ni28.6Co14.3Cu14.3 Alloy

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To understand the unique mechanical properties of high-entropy alloys, it is important to know the nature and strength of interatomic interactions between similar and dissimilar atoms. In this regard, the objective of this study is to use the phenomenon of secondary ion emission for Cr14.3Mn14.3Fe14.3Ni28.6Co14.3Cu14.3 alloy with fcc structure. The yield of secondary ions for all alloy components and corresponding pure metals is quantitatively compared for the first time and an equation is proposed to calculate the atomic bond energy based on the existing models of secondary ion emission mechanism. Compared to pure metals, the bond energy increases in the alloy for Cr and Fe atoms. The greatest decrease in the bond energy is observed for Mn atoms. Reduction in the bond energy for Co and Ni is insignificant. It is suggested that the atomic interaction energy is influenced by changes in the local electron density in fusion as compared with pure metals.

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Firstov, S.A., Krapivka, N.A., Vasiliev, M.A. et al. Secondary Ion Emission of High-Entropy Cr14.3Mn14.3Fe14.3Ni28.6Co14.3Cu14.3 Alloy. Powder Metall Met Ceram 55, 458–463 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11106-016-9827-7

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