Peculiarities of oxidation of nanoporous iron produced by ferromanganese dealloying in molten salt

Rozhentsev, D. A; Pershina, S. V; Petrova, S. A; Tkachev, N. K

doi:10.31857/s0044460x23040157

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2023

DOI: 10.31857/s0044460x23040157

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Peculiarities of oxidation of nanoporous iron produced by ferromanganese dealloying in molten salt

D. A Rozhentsev,

S. V Pershina,

S. A Petrova

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Abstract: A wuestite phase metastable at room temperature in the form of a whisker conglomerate was found on the surface of nanoporous iron obtained by electrochemical dealloying (selective anodic dissolution of a less noble metal) of ferromanganese. The features of the further oxidation of iron by TG-DSC and Х-ray phase analysis with a temperature sweep were studied. A wide range of coexistence of three forms of iron oxides and relative stability of the magnetite phase up to 900°C were described.

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FORMATION OF NANO-POROUS IRON BY ELECTROCHEMICAL DEALLOYING OF FERROTITANIUM IN MELTED EUTECTIC LiCl–KCl

Rozhentsev,

Tkachev

2023

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Porous iron is considered one of the most promising biodegradable or resorbable materials in traumatology. To date, only a few works on the preparation of nanoporous iron by dealloying or selective dissolution of ferroalloys are known. Among the promising candidates for precursor alloys, ferrotitanium is of great interest. The difference of iron and titanium release potentials in chloride melts can be about 700 mV. However, two intermetallides are present in the phase diagram: Fe2Ti and FeTi with melting temperatures of 1427 and 1317°C, respectively. A sample of the composition Fe0.6Ti0.4 was melted with the congruent Fe2Ti compound as its base. Dealloying was carried out in the molten chloride eutectic LiCl–KCl at two temperatures of 400 and 600°C in the potentiostatic mode at the following potentials relative to the platinum quasi-electrode –0.23 and +0.1 V, respectively. The potentials were chosen to provide sufficiently large currents at the beginning of the electrode process, but to avoid mechanical cracking of the sample. Bi-continuous iron nanostructure with characteristic pore sizes of the order of 100 nm at dealloying slightly below its recrystallization start temperature (400°C) was obtained. The residual titanium content found by EDS spectroscopy did not exceed 5 at % by surface. At increasing, the process temperature up to 600°C the expected enlargement of pores and ligaments was observed, and extended areas of larger voids appeared – of the order of several microns, arising, apparently, due to more intensive destruction of micro-inclusions of the FeTi phase in the precursor alloy. The XRD of the samples after dealloying unequivocally testifies to the formation of the cermet iron phase on the surface of the samples. The weak XRD reflections of impurities of the defective wustite phase (FeO) are noted, as there is a partial oxidation of the active nanoporous iron surface already after the sample removal and washing in the air at room temperature. The conclusion is made that it is fundamentally possible to obtain nanoporous iron with a bicontinuous pore structure and ligaments (≈100 nm) from ferrotitanium in molten chloride eutectics by electrochemical dealloying at temperatures slightly below the beginning of iron recrystallization (400°C).

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FORMATION OF NANO-POROUS IRON BY ELECTROCHEMICAL DEALLOYING OF FERROTITANIUM IN MELTED EUTECTIC LiCl–KCl

Rozhentsev,

Tkachev

2023

Rasplavy

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Peculiarities of oxidation of nanoporous iron produced by ferromanganese dealloying in molten salt

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FORMATION OF NANO-POROUS IRON BY ELECTROCHEMICAL DEALLOYING OF FERROTITANIUM IN MELTED EUTECTIC LiCl–KCl

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