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Figure 3373a shows HRTEM images of an amorphous Cu₆₀Zr₂₀Ti₂₀ specimen formed by melt-spinning [1]. The bright and dark contrast of the interconnected network indicates a compositional inhomogeneity in the materials, indicating a tendency of phase separation. In the FFT (fast Fourier transform) patterns, two halos corresponding to two different near-neighbor distances represent a phase separation of the glass. The maxima with a d-spacing of 0.21 nm correspond to 410 plane of Cu₅₁Zr₁₄ (Cu rich Zr poor region), while the maxima with a d-spacing of 0.243 nm correspond to 111 plane of Zr₂Cu phase (Zr rich Cu poor regions).

Figure 3373a. High resolution TEM (HRTEM) images and the corresponding FFT patterns (inset) from two different regions of an amorphous Cu₆₀Zr₂₀Ti₂₀ alloy obtained by melt-spinning. [1]

The spectrum of elemental copper has no white lines because of its fully occupied 3d band as shown in Figure 3373b.

Figure 3373b. EEL spectra of Cu-L_2,3 edge. CuZr represents amorphous Cu₆₀Zr₄₀ alloy, while Cu represents pure copper. [2]

[1] S. Vincent, Joysurya Basu, B.S. Murty, Jatin Bhatt, Micro indentation study on Cu60Zr20Ti20 metallic glass, Materials Science and Engineering A, 550 (2012) 160– 166.
[2] Pearson, D. H. and Fultz, B. and Ahn, C. C. Measurements of 3d state occupancy in transition metals using electron energy loss spectrometry. Applied Physics Letters, 53 (15), (1988) 1405-1407.