Ni-Mo-Fe ternary alley was prepared by means of electrodeposition on a coper sheet,The coating exhibited high eatalytic activity for hydrogen evoltio nreaction in 30 wt%KOH at 200 mA/Cm2 and 70℃. After 1000 hours c...Ni-Mo-Fe ternary alley was prepared by means of electrodeposition on a coper sheet,The coating exhibited high eatalytic activity for hydrogen evoltio nreaction in 30 wt%KOH at 200 mA/Cm2 and 70℃. After 1000 hours continuous slectrolysis,the hydrogen of several days,the coationg still msintained good catalytic activity.展开更多
Fe3Mo3C has been prepared and its activity for ammonia synthesis was evaluated.As had been observed previously for Co3Mo3C,it was found to be inactive at 400℃.At 500℃activity developed and this can be related to the...Fe3Mo3C has been prepared and its activity for ammonia synthesis was evaluated.As had been observed previously for Co3Mo3C,it was found to be inactive at 400℃.At 500℃activity developed and this can be related to the substitution of lattice carbon by nitrogen.Application of a simple topotactic route to prepare Ni2Mo3C from Ni2Mo3N proved unsuccessful,with the resultant carbonitride formed under optimal synthesis conditions being active for ammonia synthesis at 400℃.展开更多
Alloys containing chromium （Cr） and molybdenum （Mo）, as the major alloying elements, are widely used in various industries where the material experiences corrosive environments. Chromium （Cr）, when added in an o...Alloys containing chromium （Cr） and molybdenum （Mo）, as the major alloying elements, are widely used in various industries where the material experiences corrosive environments. Chromium （Cr）, when added in an optimum amount, forms a Cr203 passive film which protects the underlying metal in aggressive solutions. Molybdenum （Mo） forms its oxides in the low pH solutions, thus, enhances the uniform corrosion resistance of an alloy in reducing acids and assists in inhibition to localized corrosion. Minor alloying elements, like tungsten （W） and copper （Cu）, also improve the overall corrosion resistance of an alloy in specific solutions. In the present study, corrosion resistance behavior of commercial iron- based alloys （316L SS, 254 SMO and 20Cb3） and nickel-based alloys （Mone1400, Alloy 625 and C-276） was studied in the acidic solutions. While the corrosion behavior of wrought alloys has been widely studied, there is little to no information on the corrosion performance of their welds, typically being the weak regions for corrosion initiation and propagation. Therefore, an attempt was undertaken to investigate the uniform and localized corrosion performance of base metal, simulated heat-affected zone and all-weld-metal samples of a Ni-Cr-Mo-W alloy, C-276. The study was conducted in aggressive acidic solutions. Various corrosion and surface analytical techniques were utilized to analyze the results.展开更多
文摘Ni-Mo-Fe ternary alley was prepared by means of electrodeposition on a coper sheet,The coating exhibited high eatalytic activity for hydrogen evoltio nreaction in 30 wt%KOH at 200 mA/Cm2 and 70℃. After 1000 hours continuous slectrolysis,the hydrogen of several days,the coationg still msintained good catalytic activity.
文摘Fe3Mo3C has been prepared and its activity for ammonia synthesis was evaluated.As had been observed previously for Co3Mo3C,it was found to be inactive at 400℃.At 500℃activity developed and this can be related to the substitution of lattice carbon by nitrogen.Application of a simple topotactic route to prepare Ni2Mo3C from Ni2Mo3N proved unsuccessful,with the resultant carbonitride formed under optimal synthesis conditions being active for ammonia synthesis at 400℃.
文摘Alloys containing chromium （Cr） and molybdenum （Mo）, as the major alloying elements, are widely used in various industries where the material experiences corrosive environments. Chromium （Cr）, when added in an optimum amount, forms a Cr203 passive film which protects the underlying metal in aggressive solutions. Molybdenum （Mo） forms its oxides in the low pH solutions, thus, enhances the uniform corrosion resistance of an alloy in reducing acids and assists in inhibition to localized corrosion. Minor alloying elements, like tungsten （W） and copper （Cu）, also improve the overall corrosion resistance of an alloy in specific solutions. In the present study, corrosion resistance behavior of commercial iron- based alloys （316L SS, 254 SMO and 20Cb3） and nickel-based alloys （Mone1400, Alloy 625 and C-276） was studied in the acidic solutions. While the corrosion behavior of wrought alloys has been widely studied, there is little to no information on the corrosion performance of their welds, typically being the weak regions for corrosion initiation and propagation. Therefore, an attempt was undertaken to investigate the uniform and localized corrosion performance of base metal, simulated heat-affected zone and all-weld-metal samples of a Ni-Cr-Mo-W alloy, C-276. The study was conducted in aggressive acidic solutions. Various corrosion and surface analytical techniques were utilized to analyze the results.
