In this study, high entropy metallic glasses(HEMGs) were developed through a combination of concepts for designing metallic glasses(main element + transition metal + metalloid element) and high-entropy alloys(more than five elements, each element having an atomic concentration between 5 at.% and 35 at.%). The developed metallic glass alloys are composed of Co-Fe-Ni main elements, transition metals(Cr,Mo) and metalloid elements(C, B). Moreover, the present work reports the thermal, mechanical and magnetic properties of (CoFeNi)50(CrMo)50-x(CB)xalloys with x = 20, 25, 30. The developed as-spun HEMGs exhibit typical paramagnetic properties even for a high amount of ferromagnetic elements(Co, Fe, and Ni) and have high elastic modulus(103–160 GPa) and hardness(14–27 GPa), thus possessing mechanical properties similar to well-known Co-based metallic glasses(Co-Cr-Mo-C-B system). In addition, some of the bulk samples prepared with a diameter of 2 mm form bulk metallic glasses with a high compressive strength around 3.5 GPa. The mechanisms determining the stability of the supercooled liquid, as well as the paramagnetic and mechanical properties for the developed non-equiatomic HEMGs, are discussed.
