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Trustees of the Colorado School of Mines

Rachel Schoeppner

Corinne E Packard

Suchismita Sarker

Apurva Mehta

A metallic glass coating material is composed of an alloy of Fe, B, and one of the metals Nb, Mo, Zr, or W. The ratios of Fe, B, and the metal are predetermined using machine learning predictions and high-throughput experiments. In one example, the material is an alloy of Fe, Nb, Mo and B, of the form Fe(Nb, Mo)B, where x is in the range 18-28, y is in the range 35-45, and z is in the range 32-42. In another example, the material may be the alloy Fe(Nb, Mo)B. The alloy may be doped with Zr and/or W, where the Zr and/or W comprises at most 10% of the alloy.

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