THE EXOELECTRON EMISSION FROM THE SCRATCHED ALUMINUM SURFACE AND ITS INITIAL OXIDATION

J Chin Soc Corr Pro

1982, Vol. 2

Issue (1): 35-40 DOI:

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THE EXOELECTRON EMISSION FROM THE SCRATCHED ALUMINUM SURFACE AND ITS INITIAL OXIDATION

Ma Shengsi (Shanghai Institute of Metallurgy; Chinese Academy of Sciences)

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Abstract The exoeleetron emission of freshly exposed metal surface arid its initial oxidation are one simultaneous process. The status of the exoeleetron emission is directly connected with the formation of monolayer of oxide. Therefore the oxidation kinetics of scratched aluminum is associated with the exoelectron emission decay of the scratched surface under ordinary temperature and reduced Pressure. The oxidation of freshly exposed aluminum surface obeys the parabolic growth law at the begining, and then shifts to a logarithmic relationship after a few minutes.

Received: 25 February 1982

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Ma Shengsi (Shanghai Institute of Metallurgy; Chinese Academy of Sciences). THE EXOELECTRON EMISSION FROM THE SCRATCHED ALUMINUM SURFACE AND ITS INITIAL OXIDATION. J Chin Soc Corr Pro, 1982, 2(1): 35-40.

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