期刊
CORROSION SCIENCE
卷 152, 期 -, 页码 1-9出版社
PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.corsci.2019.01.029
关键词
Alloy; Superalloys; Acid corrosion; XPS; AES; SEM; Raman spectroscopy; Interfaces; Acid inhibitions; Intergranular corrosion
资金
- Strategic Danish Research collaboration (DSF)
- DA-GATE project [12-131827]
- Innovation Fund Denmark (NIAGRA) [5184-00018B]
- Young Investigator Program of Villum Fonden [19130]
The use of graphene materials as protective coatings for metallic substrates has received much attention because of graphene's ability to seal a metal and prevent the diffusion of most corrosive species to the metal surface. The application of graphene-based coating technology to industrially relevant samples, however, is hindered by the high growth temperatures required to prepare functional and efficient protective graphene layers. The growth temperatures typical for popular catalysts and precursors are incompatible with most relevant alloys. Here, we present a low-temperature synthesis route to a graphene-based coating, using a complex metallic alloy, Inconel 625, as an example substrate. We demonstrate that the coating reduces the sample corrosion current by two orders of magnitude and also shifts the open circuit potential from -308 mV to + 129 mV. We present an extensive characterisation of the coating and the coating synthesis procedure. The procedure relies on a surface-activated, thermally-induced polymerisation reaction and the method should be transferable to other metallic alloys.
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