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We report a new bulk glass-forming alloy Gd 55 Al 20 Ni 25 . The bulk sample of the alloy is prepared in the shape of rods in diameter 2 mm by suction casting. The rod exhibits typical amorphous characteristics in the x-ray diffraction pattern, paramagnetic property at 300 K, distinct glass transition and multi-step crystallization behaviour in differential scanning calorimetry traces. The glass formation ability of the alloy is investigated by using the reduced glass transition temperature T rg and the parameter γ. Kinetics of glass transition and primary crystallization is also studied. The fragility parameter m obtained from the Vogel–Fulcher–Tammann dependence of glass transition temperature T g on ln ϕ (ϕ is the heating rate) classifies the bulk metallic glasses into the intermediate category according to Angell's classification.
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