Effects of Combustion Gas Species on Y2O3 Film Produced from EDTA·Y·H Complex by Flame-Spraying Technique
Yttria (Y 2 O 3 ) films were deposited on stainless steel substrates from ethylenediaminetetraacetic·yttrium·hydrogen (EDTA·Y·H) complexes by flame spraying. The gas mixtures of acetylene-oxygen (C 2 H 2 -O 2 ) or hydrogen-oxygen (H 2 -O 2 ) were used for the combustion flame and the effects of the...
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description | Yttria (Y
2
O
3
) films were deposited on stainless steel substrates from ethylenediaminetetraacetic·yttrium·hydrogen (EDTA·Y·H) complexes by flame spraying. The gas mixtures of acetylene-oxygen (C
2
H
2
-O
2
) or hydrogen-oxygen (H
2
-O
2
) were used for the combustion flame and the effects of the combustion gas species on Y
2
O
3
films were investigated. Experiments revealed that the particles propelled in the H
2
-O
2
flame had lower temperature and higher velocity compared with the particles in the C
2
H
2
-O
2
flame. The existence of Y
2
O
3
crystalline phases and complete decomposition of the EDTA·Y·H were confirmed. The porosity of the film was 25% when the H
2
-O
2
flame was used and 32% when the C
2
H
2
-O
2
flame was used. In addition, the Y
2
O
3
films showed excellent adherability in tape tests. The H
2
-O
2
flame is thus considered suitable for fabricating dense Y
2
O
3
films. |
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O
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2
H
2
-O
2
) or hydrogen-oxygen (H
2
-O
2
) were used for the combustion flame and the effects of the combustion gas species on Y
2
O
3
films were investigated. Experiments revealed that the particles propelled in the H
2
-O
2
flame had lower temperature and higher velocity compared with the particles in the C
2
H
2
-O
2
flame. The existence of Y
2
O
3
crystalline phases and complete decomposition of the EDTA·Y·H were confirmed. The porosity of the film was 25% when the H
2
-O
2
flame was used and 32% when the C
2
H
2
-O
2
flame was used. In addition, the Y
2
O
3
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2
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2
flame is thus considered suitable for fabricating dense Y
2
O
3
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O
3
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2
H
2
-O
2
) or hydrogen-oxygen (H
2
-O
2
) were used for the combustion flame and the effects of the combustion gas species on Y
2
O
3
films were investigated. Experiments revealed that the particles propelled in the H
2
-O
2
flame had lower temperature and higher velocity compared with the particles in the C
2
H
2
-O
2
flame. The existence of Y
2
O
3
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2
-O
2
flame was used and 32% when the C
2
H
2
-O
2
flame was used. In addition, the Y
2
O
3
films showed excellent adherability in tape tests. The H
2
-O
2
flame is thus considered suitable for fabricating dense Y
2
O
3
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2
O
3
) films were deposited on stainless steel substrates from ethylenediaminetetraacetic·yttrium·hydrogen (EDTA·Y·H) complexes by flame spraying. The gas mixtures of acetylene-oxygen (C
2
H
2
-O
2
) or hydrogen-oxygen (H
2
-O
2
) were used for the combustion flame and the effects of the combustion gas species on Y
2
O
3
films were investigated. Experiments revealed that the particles propelled in the H
2
-O
2
flame had lower temperature and higher velocity compared with the particles in the C
2
H
2
-O
2
flame. The existence of Y
2
O
3
crystalline phases and complete decomposition of the EDTA·Y·H were confirmed. The porosity of the film was 25% when the H
2
-O
2
flame was used and 32% when the C
2
H
2
-O
2
flame was used. In addition, the Y
2
O
3
films showed excellent adherability in tape tests. The H
2
-O
2
flame is thus considered suitable for fabricating dense Y
2
O
3
films.</abstract><cop>Cham</cop><pub>Springer International Publishing</pub><doi>10.1557/adv.2016.17</doi><tpages>6</tpages></addata></record> |
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