  In this work, using the methods of viscosimetry and thermal analysis, the
concentration changes in the values of the supercooling viscosity of Al-Mg
melts with Mg content from 2.5 to 95 at.% are studied. It is shown that the
temperature dependences of viscosity are well described by an exponential
dependence. The concentration dependence of viscosity is not monotonous and
reflects a change in the chemical short-range order in the liquid phase. The
concentration dependence of supercooling of Al-Mg melts is determined by the
type of solid phase formed during solidification, and also reflects the most
significant changes in the chemical short-range order in the liquid phase at 20
and 80 at.% Mg. Al-Mg alloys in the concentration ranges: 0-10, 40-50 and
90-100 at.% Mg are prone to non-equilibrium crystallization, the formation of
quasi-eutectics and solidification without intermediate intermetallic phases.
