Recent progress in protective coatings for molybdenum

Chao, P.J.; Priest, D. K.; Myers, James R.

doi:10.1016/0022-5088(60)90025-4

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“…Silane treatment technology has been developed quickly and shown great potential as an alternative techonology of chromizing. However, the process also has some deficiencies, restricting its industrial applications [28].1) a single silane film without topcoats is too thin to well protect metals against corrosion for a long time, because the film lacks the self-healing effect with out inhibitors, it can't protect the damaged area. 2) the silane treatment demands a high level of cleanliness for metal substrate and the tank liquor, else the oil and impurities in the solution will affect the performance of silane films.…”

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Silane Treatment Technology on Aluminum Surface

Zhang

Yue

You

et al. 2011

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Silane surface technology have been rapidly developed in the field of anti-corrosion of metals as one of the “green” replacements for conventional chromizing. The article introduced the corrosion prevention mechanism of silane treatment; factors affecting performance of the silane film(including silane categories, the concentration and pH of the silane solution, and deposition methods); modified technologies(such as loading nanoparticles, doping corrosion inhibitor and adding suitable dyes and colorants); analytical and characterization techniques of the silanizing film. The shortage that existed currently in silane treatment is also discussed. All above are aimed to promote the research of environmental friendly surface passivation technology on aluminum alloy.

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Silane Treatment Technology on Aluminum Surface

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“…An account is given [81] of a study of various complex compositions of protective coatings for mo1ybdenum, the coatings being applied by the method of thermal diffusion saturation from a solid -phase medium. The fo1-10wing method was used for app1ying the coatings.…”

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