Owing to its excellent high-temperature resistance and high conductivity,zirconium diboride(ZrB_(2)) has been applied as an infrared suppression coating.However,ZrB_(2)is susceptible to hydrolysis under high-moisture ...Owing to its excellent high-temperature resistance and high conductivity,zirconium diboride(ZrB_(2)) has been applied as an infrared suppression coating.However,ZrB_(2)is susceptible to hydrolysis under high-moisture conditions and even under mild working temperatures.The improvement in the hydrophobicity of the ZrB_(2)surface effectively reduces wetting by water and suppresses hydrolysis reaction,particularly under high-temperature and high-moisture conditions.Herein,we report a novel,easy,and highly reproducible method for producing a fully coated ZrB_(2)surface by developing a nanoscale hydrophobic layer of glassy LaF_(3)on the surface of ZrB_(2)powder particles in situ(i.e.,during the carbothermal synthesis of ZrB_(2)).Through the tests carried out at 200 ℃for 100-300 h in a hydrothermal reactor,the produced powders displayed remarkably high long-term hydrolysis resistance and pronounced chemical stability.Compared with treated ZrB_(2),ZrB_(2)@LaF_(3)remained lower infrared emissivity when continuously intensifying hydrolyzation process.The results suggest that a nanoscale surface modification strategy can be applied to stabilize the infrared emissivity of ZrB_(2)in a water-oxygen coupling environment.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51802037 and 51972046)Sichuan Science and Technology Program(No.2020JDRC0045)
文摘Owing to its excellent high-temperature resistance and high conductivity,zirconium diboride(ZrB_(2)) has been applied as an infrared suppression coating.However,ZrB_(2)is susceptible to hydrolysis under high-moisture conditions and even under mild working temperatures.The improvement in the hydrophobicity of the ZrB_(2)surface effectively reduces wetting by water and suppresses hydrolysis reaction,particularly under high-temperature and high-moisture conditions.Herein,we report a novel,easy,and highly reproducible method for producing a fully coated ZrB_(2)surface by developing a nanoscale hydrophobic layer of glassy LaF_(3)on the surface of ZrB_(2)powder particles in situ(i.e.,during the carbothermal synthesis of ZrB_(2)).Through the tests carried out at 200 ℃for 100-300 h in a hydrothermal reactor,the produced powders displayed remarkably high long-term hydrolysis resistance and pronounced chemical stability.Compared with treated ZrB_(2),ZrB_(2)@LaF_(3)remained lower infrared emissivity when continuously intensifying hydrolyzation process.The results suggest that a nanoscale surface modification strategy can be applied to stabilize the infrared emissivity of ZrB_(2)in a water-oxygen coupling environment.
