SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUID Ni-P AND Ni-Zr-P ALLOYS AND THEIR WETTABILITY ONTO ALUMINA
Wang Jingtan
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Wang Jingtan
Abstract
The surface tension of liquid Ni-P and Ni-Zr-P alloys and their wettability onto Al_2O_3 substrates were measured by the sessile drop method. The distribution of P along the depth beneath the surface of the alloy was determined by AES. Results show that the P is a surface-active element in liquid Ni and the surface tension of liquid Ni-base alloy is obviously decreased by the increasing of P con- tained when a small amount of Zr existed. The maximum adsorption value of P on the liquid Ni surface is rather close to the measured value by AES. The wettability of Iiquid Ni-P onto Al_2O_3 is concerned with the P content in the all- oys and decreases as less Zr contained in them. The apparent shearing strength of the Ni-base alloys against Al_2O_3 substrate was also evaluated.
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The surface tension of liquid Ni-P and Ni-Zr-P alloys and their wettability onto Al_2O_3 substrates were measured by the sessile drop method. The distribution of P along the depth beneath the surface of the alloy was determined by AES. Results show that the P is a surface-active element in liquid Ni and the surface tension of liquid Ni-base alloy is obviously decreased by the increasing of P con- tained when a small amount of Zr existed. The maximum adsorption value of P on the liquid Ni surface is rather close to the measured value by AES. The wettability of Iiquid Ni-P onto Al_2O_3 is concerned with the P content in the all- oys and decreases as less Zr contained in them. The apparent shearing strength of the Ni-base alloys against Al_2O_3 substrate was also evaluated.
Key concepts: Wetting, Materials science, Sessile drop technique, Surface tension, Alloy, Drop (telecommunication), Shearing (physics), Adsorption