Structure, mechanical properties and thermal stability of nitrogen-doped TaNbSiZrCr high entropy alloy coatings and their application to glass moulding and micro-drills

Engineering & Materials Science

• High-entropy alloys 100%
• Thermodynamic stability 68%
• Molding 67%
• Glass 52%
• Coatings 49%
• Mechanical properties 42%
• Hardness 11%
• Annealing 9%
• Adhesion 8%
• Magnetron sputtering 6%
• Interfacial energy 5%
• Argon 5%
• Heat treatment 4%
• Drilling 4%
• Substrates 3%
• Microstructure 3%

Physics & Astronomy

• thermal stability 57%
• nitrogen 48%
• entropy 48%
• coatings 44%
• mechanical properties 44%
• glass 38%
• hardness 11%
• adhesion 7%
• annealing 5%
• drilling 5%
• surface energy 4%
• radio frequencies 4%
• magnetron sputtering 3%
• heat treatment 3%
• argon 3%
• life (durability) 3%
• microstructure 2%
• performance 2%
• interactions 1%

Chemical Compounds

• Entropy 54%
• Alloy 46%
• Glass 45%
• Thermal Stability 43%
• Annealing 7%
• Nitrogen 5%
• Body-Centered Cubic Crystal System 5%
• Amorphous Structure 5%
• Magnetron Sputtering 5%
• Interfacial Energy 4%
• Heat Treatment 3%
• Microstructure 3%