Structure and formation mechanism of phosphate conversion coating on die-cast AZ91D magnesium alloy
By Wangzhi Zhou, Dayong Shan, Enhou Han, Wei Ke. 2008
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Subfields: Biomaterials, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering
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- Alternative conversion coatings to chromate for the protection of magnesium alloys (2014, background): “In a potassium permanganate bath, monopotassium dihydrogeno-phosphate (KH2PO4) or manganese hydrogenophosphate (MnHPO4) is added as a buffer [22].”
- Formation of Mg,Al-hydrotalcite conversion coating on Mg alloy in aqueous HCO3−/CO32− and corresponding protection against corrosion by the coating (2009, background): “Several promising chromate-free conversion coatings of Mg alloys, including phosphate [22–25], phosphate–permanganate [26,27], stannate [27–31], vanadate [32], cobalt-III hex coordinated complex [33], cerate [34–37] or lanthanite [35] or praseodymate [35] and other coatings have been studied.”
- Biomedical coatings on magnesium alloys - a review. (2012, background): “Over recent decades alternative chromate-free coatings have been subjected to intensive study, not only magnesium phosphate [42–44], but also zinc phosphate [45,46], manganese phosphate [47–50], aluminiumcontaining hydrotalcite [51–53], zirconium oxide [54] and others.”