The influence of energetic factors upon surface properties of suspensions on the basis of Na-CMC with aluminum powder, used to produce anticorrosion coatings, is revealed. It is shown that relative adhesion work, got by measuring the extent of suspensions surface strain and the angles of wetting the steel surface with suspensions, correlate with adhesion strength of coatings containing aluminum powder.
A new approach was suggested for creating nano-dimensional materials based on water-soluble polymers. Nano-seized Al-contained structures were synthesized; such structures were screened by a cover of sodium-carboxymethylcellulose by heating up to 70-80 degrees of Celsius of a sodium-carboxymethylcellulose's polymere with Al microparticles with dimension less than 20 mkm. Morphological features of created composites were researched. It was established that agglomerates of received particles were reached values of 300-600 nm and consisted of tubular types' structures with dimensions 80-100 nm.
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