Chemical interaction between mild steel and liquid Mg–Si alloys
The reactivity between solid mild steel and liquid magnesium–silicon alloys has been experimentally investigated at 950–1000 K. At a Si content in the liquid of 0.025 at.%, an αFe(Si) transition zone slowly develops by balanced solid state diffusion of Si and Fe atoms. For Si contents in the liquid...
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description | The reactivity between solid mild steel and liquid magnesium–silicon alloys has been experimentally investigated at 950–1000 K. At a Si content in the liquid of 0.025 at.%, an αFe(Si) transition zone slowly develops by balanced solid state diffusion of Si and Fe atoms. For Si contents in the liquid higher than 0.045 at.%, the transition zone is replaced by a layer of nearly stoichiometric α
1Fe
3Si. Growth of this layer proceeds at a fast rate, essentially by solid state volume diffusion of Fe atoms. For Mg–Si liquids containing 1–3.1 at.% Si, the thickness of the reaction zone,
e, increases with the reaction time,
t, according to a parabolic law
e
2=
kt. The growth constant
k, in m
2 s
−1, expresses as
k=0.49
exp−(212 000/
RT) with
T in K and
R=8.315 J K
−1 mol
−1. |
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e
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e, increases with the reaction time,
t, according to a parabolic law
e
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kt. The growth constant
k, in m
2 s
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