Thermal behavior of black anodic coatings on magnesium alloy, AZ31B and magnesium lithium alloy, MLA 9 has been investigated. The chemical nature of coating is characterized by infrared spectral studies. The thermoanalytical investigations have been carried out using thermogravimetry (TG), derivative thermogravimetry (DTG), and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC). The decomposition proceeds through three steps viz., dehydration, decomposition of chromium hydroxide and sulphate and decomposition of magnesium chromate to oxide. Measurement of hemispherical emittance of coatings verses temperature was investigated using calorimetric methods. The studies revealed that the thermal emittance of coatings increases with temperature. #
The adsorption of n‐decylamine on zinc from acidic chloride solution has been studied using the corrosion technique. The corrosion rates of zinc in acidic chloride solution containing n‐decylamine are measured as a function of n‐decylamine concentration. The degree of surface coverage as calculated from the corrosion rates is used to calculate the free energy of adsorption of n‐decylamine. The variation of negative free energy of adsorption with surface coverage is interpreted in terms of change in the mechanism of inhibitor action of n‐decylamine with concentration. The synergistic effect of n‐decylamine and chloride ions is discussed from the viewpoint of adsorption models.
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