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Solidification of selected Mn-Al-C alloys during containerless levitation and rapid quenching has yielded the first report for a ferromagnetic metastable T (L1,) phase formed directly from the melt. The objective of this research was to investigate the solidification pathways of Mn-Al-C alloys and the influence of undercooling on phase formation. The methodology involved differential thermal analysis and x-ray diffraction examination to evaluate the effects of various carbon content on phase development. Results indicated that the amount of undercooling required to produce the metastable ferromagnetic T phase was approximately 470 K for a specific alloy composition, with a transition to y2 phase formation occurring at higher carbon content. The study concludes that the high liquid undercooling, which is vital for nucleating the metastable T phase from the melt, can be facilitated by containerless processing techniques.
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