Which outcome occurs when a rapidly quenched metallic glass initially lacks long-range crystalline order?

💡 Explanation

A rapid quench prevents a regular crystal lattice from forming; therefore, deformation via grain boundary slip is inhibited, resulting in creep, because dislocation motion is limited, rather than enhancing resistance to cracking.

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