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ANODIC POLARIZATION STUDIES OF SOM E ION-IM RLANTED AND ION-MIX ED METAL SURFACES |
Chen Heming Chen Qingming Feng Jiayou Bai Xinde and Wang Honghong(Qinghua University) |
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Abstract B~+ implantations to pure iron, pure nickel and S. S. 316L and ion-mixing with Fe-Ti system are conducted at low temperature in a liquid nitrogen cooled chamber. Electron diffraction and polarization curves are made from the implanted and mixed surfaces. Results show that the electrochemical behavior of the ion-implanted and ion-mlxed surfaces prevails substantially over that of their matrixes. Multi-polarization curves of the same specimen are used to study the corrosion behavior of the ion-implanted and ion-mixed surfaces, it is found that corrosion resistance correlates well with concentration-depth profile of ions.
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Received: 25 June 1987
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