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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Pavlos, post: 3205679, member: 96635&quot;]Then sent me an scientific paper stating in the conclusion &quot;we have successfully made a crystalline alloy&quot;. Sure there has been done tons of research about it, but that&#039;s why we have research, we either fail or succeed.</p><p><br /></p><p>Second of all I never said it is impossible, I said &quot;An alloy pretty much never crystallizes.&quot;. I said that because 1. If I would add 1% tin to copper it is an alloy but there is a possibility it can crystallize. 2. I am not up to date to the newest alloy research but the commercial and well know alloys are amorphous. I am sure someone managed to crystallize an alloy with a specific complex of metals causing a phase transition changing the crystal lattice and therefore can crystallize, or something else maybe?? As I said my research does not lay there. </p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;I have have worked before on green batteries by making a complex of metals for sodium diffusion. The moment I added a special composition it favoured a rhombohedral structure rather then a monoclinic making it very sodium conductive, that rhobohedral structure only appeared at special circumstances and was quickly gone when heating.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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