Amorphous metal

Amorphous metals, also called metallic glasses, are metals that lack a regular crystalline structure. Unlike traditional metals with organized atoms, their atoms are arranged randomly, which gives them unique properties. This structure makes them stronger, more resistant to wear and corrosion, and more flexible. They can be produced by rapid cooling from a molten state to prevent crystals from forming. Amorphous metals are used in various applications like sports equipment, electronics, and medical devices due to their durability and unique physical characteristics.