Aluminized coating and AlY and AlCe codeposited coatings obtained by metalliding from molten salt films

He, Yedong; Zhu, Ronggui; Zhang, W.Q.; Yu, Wancheng; Ma, Xiumei; Deng, Wufeng

doi:10.1016/0921-5093(90)90216-p

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“…More recently, we used metalliding to produce Nd-Ni and Nd-Cu alloys for their magnetic properties [20], and for their ability to adsorb and store hydrogen for use in fuel cells [21]. In each of these applications, this relatively low-temperature process has straightforwardly yielded novel materials, difficult to obtain with conventional methods.…”

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Preparation of tantalum carbide layers on carbon using the metalliding process

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Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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Preparation of tantalum carbide layers on carbon using the metalliding process

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Winterton

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“…The premise of blending modification is that the polymer must have a certain degree of compatibility. However, different modification methods have different drawbacks for polyvinyl chloride [6].…”

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Research of Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) and Its Modification

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Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is a general-purpose plastic with excellent comprehensive properties, and it is also the second largest resin variety after polyethylene. As one of the most commonly used plastics, PVC is used in many fields, but there are still some defects such as poor toughness, poor heat resistance, and so on. Therefore, the modification of PVC materials is the main research direction in the field of materials. This paper introduces two modification approaches in the modification of PVC, chemical modification and physical modification. Chemical modification includes graft modification and cross-linking modification, and cross-linking modification can be divided into radiation cross-linking and chemical cross-linking. Physical modification includes elastomer modification. In the study of modification methods introduced in this paper, grafting modification can improve the plasticity of the material, and can also give the material special properties such as antibacterial properties. Crosslinking modification can improve the strength of materials, such as tensile strength and compressive strength. Physical modification can improve the impact strength of materials. This paper provides an overview of PVC modification and insight into improvements in common polymeric materials.

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Electrodeposition of alloys and compounds from high-temperature molten salts

Liu

et al. 2017

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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Aluminized coating and AlY and AlCe codeposited coatings obtained by metalliding from molten salt films

Cited by 6 publications

References 2 publications

Preparation of tantalum carbide layers on carbon using the metalliding process

Preparation of tantalum carbide layers on carbon using the metalliding process

Research of Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) and Its Modification

Electrodeposition of alloys and compounds from high-temperature molten salts

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