Accelerated tests of nickel and chromium plating on steel

Strausser, P.W.C.; Brenner, Abner; Blum, William

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“…The only impurities detected in small amounts were carbon and oxygen. An analysis of the Auger spectra with special regard to the oxygen content was made following the work of Holloway [6] and Strausser and Johannessen [7]. Both the silicon lineshape and the relative intensities of N and 0 signals indicated that the oxygen content of the nitride films was not higher than 1 to 2%.…”

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Electrical conduction in reactively sputtered silicon nitride films at medium field strengths

Schalch

Scharmann

Weber

1981

Phys. Stat. Sol. (a)

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Silicon nitride MIM devices are deposited by rf reactive sputtering from a silicon target. The quality of the films is controlled by examination of optical absorption, Auger electron spectra, X-ray diffraction, and scanning electron micrographs. Measurements of electric currents are performed a t field strengths between 5 x 106 and 1 x 108V/m and in the temperature range between LNT and 400 K. It is shown that an interpretation of the experimental results is possible in terms of a continuous density of localized states in the nitride mobility gap. At low temperatures there is evidence for the occurrence of variable range hopping. Siliziumnitrid-MIM-Elementewerden mittels reaktiver HF-Aufstaubung von einem Siliziumtarget abgeschieden. Die Qualitit der Schichten wird durch Untersuchung der optischen Absorption, Augerelektronenspektren, Rontgenbeugung und Rasterelektronenmikgraphien kontrolliert. Messungen der elektrischen Strome werden bei Feldstiirken zwischen 5 x lo6 und 1 x 10" V/m und im Temperaturbereich zwischen LNT und 400 K durchgefiihrt. Es wird gezeigt, daO eine Interpretation der experimentellen Ergebnisse mit der Annahme einer kontinuierlichen Dichte lokalisierter Zustiinde im Nitrid-Beweglichkeitsgap moglich ist. Bei tiefen Temperaturen existieren Hinweise fur das Auftreten eines Variablerange-Hopping.

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Electrical conduction in reactively sputtered silicon nitride films at medium field strengths

Schalch

Scharmann

Weber

1981

Phys. Stat. Sol. (a)

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“…The results obtained with nickel and chromium finishes have been published [1], [2]. 2 The purpose of this paper is to describe and discuss the results obtained in about 3.5 years' atmospheric exposure of zinc and cadmium coatings, and of a few deposits consisting of alloys of zinc and cadmium. As conclusive results have thus far been obtained only in severe industrial locations, this report is subject to revision in the light of longer exposures in marine or rural locations.…”

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Corrosion-protective value of electrodeposited zinc and cadmium coatings on steel

Blum¹,

Strausser²,

Brenner³

1936

J. RES. NATL. BUR. STAN.

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Atmospheric exposure of plated specimens in six locations showed that in a rural or purely marine climate, both zinc and cadmium coatings furnished better protection against the corrosion of steel than did nickel or chromium coatings of the same thickness, although the zinc and cadmium rapidly lost their luster. In an industrial atmosphere, where sulphurous and sulphuric acids are present, both zinc and cadmium were attacked rather rapidly, and the life was about proportional to the thickness . Under these conditions the cadmium coatings failed in about two-thirds of the time required for failure of zinc coatings of the same thickness. Zinc-cadmium alloys containing about 10 percent of cadmium were superior to either zinc or cadmium. Variations in the conditions selected for depositing the coatings did not have a marked effect on their protective value. Hot-dipped zinc coatings gave about the same protection as plated zinc coatings of the same thickness.In accelerated t ests, Buch as the salt spray or intermittent immersion in a solution of sodium chloride, the time required for failure of a zinc coating is about proportional to its thickness. Cadmium coatings last much longer than those of zinc in a salt spray, which is not, therefore, a true measure of their relative value in an industrial atmosphere.The protective value of a zinc or cadmium coating depends principally upon its minimum thickness, which can be determined by dropping tests, microscopic measurements, and the chord method.

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Korrosionsprüfmethoden

Evans

Pietsch²

1939

Korrosion, Passivität Und Oberflächenschutz Von Metallen

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Accelerated tests of nickel and chromium plating on steel

Cited by 7 publications

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Electrical conduction in reactively sputtered silicon nitride films at medium field strengths

Electrical conduction in reactively sputtered silicon nitride films at medium field strengths

Corrosion-protective value of electrodeposited zinc and cadmium coatings on steel

Korrosionsprüfmethoden

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