Alternative conversion coatings to chromate for the protection of magnesium alloys

By Sébastien Pommiers, J. Frayret, A. Castetbon, M. Potin-Gautier. 2014

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Subfields: Biomaterials, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

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In Biomaterials

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2. M. Zheludkevich
3. Xingwen Zheng
4. Xiuzhou Lin
5. R. Yang
6. Min Gong
7. Chun-hai Liu
8. Xuejun Cui

In Materials Chemistry

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2. M. Zheludkevich
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6. Xiuzhou Lin
7. R. Yang
8. Min Gong

In Mechanical Engineering

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5. Min Gong
6. Chun-hai Liu
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Citations in the corpus

• Comprehensive screening of Mg corrosion inhibitors (2017, background): “Surface preconditioning [1], [2-5] and various types of coating technologies [6-8] are typically adapted to fit the requirements given by the magnesium material application and possible corrosion exposure scenarios.”
• Fabrication and corrosion resistance of a hydrophobic micro-arc oxidation coating on AZ31 Mg alloy (2015, methodology): “Surface treatments or coatings such as conversion coatings [5,6], electro- and electrolessdeposition [7–9], polymeric coatings [4], chemical and physical vapor deposition [10,11], anodic oxidation, and micro-arc oxidation (MAO) [12,13] are all feasible methods of retarding the corrosion of Mg alloys”