Amorphous metals, or metallic glasses, are alloys with a disordered, non-crystalline atomic structure, similar to that of common glass. This is achieved by cooling the molten alloy at extremely high rates (e.g., [latex]10^6[/latex] K/s), preventing the atoms from organizing into a regular crystal lattice. Lacking grain boundaries, they exhibit unique properties like high strength, elasticity, and مقاومة التآكل.
