Effect of Mg2+ on the microstructure and corrosion resistance of the phosphate conversion coating on hot-dip galvanized sheet steel
a-[ordm Mg2+ in the phosphate solution reduces pores in the phosphate coating on HDG steel. a-[ordm The phosphate coating with fewer pores display a better corrosion resistance. a-[ordm Mg2+ improves the corrosion resistance of phosphated HDG steel. a-[ordm Mg2+ distributes uniformly in Zn phosphate...
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| description | a-[ordm Mg2+ in the phosphate solution reduces pores in the phosphate coating on HDG steel. a-[ordm The phosphate coating with fewer pores display a better corrosion resistance. a-[ordm Mg2+ improves the corrosion resistance of phosphated HDG steel. a-[ordm Mg2+ distributes uniformly in Zn phosphate and (Zn, Mg) phosphate hydrate coating. a-[ordm Mg2+ accelerates the nucleation of (Zn, Mg) phosphate by enhanced impingements. The effect of Mg2+ in the phosphate solution on the microstructural evolution and corrosion resistance of the coating on hot-dip galvanized steel has been explored. Surface morphology observations reveal that increasing the solution Mg2+ concentration increases the population density and refines the grain size of the phosphate grains. In the presence of Mg2+, the phosphate coating is composed of mixed Zn phosphate hydrate and (Zn, Mg) phosphate hydrate. Furthermore, elevating Mg2+ in the solution reduces the porosity of the phosphate coating. As a result, the corrosion resistance of the phosphate coating is improved. |
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