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MODIFICATION OF THE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF 304 STAINLESS STEEL BY PHOSPHORUS IMPLANTATION.

  • C. R. Clayton
  • , K. G.K. Doss
  • , H. Herman
  • , S. Prasad
  • , Y. F. Wang
  • , J. K. Hirvonen
  • , G. K. Hubler

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Abstract

Phosphorus was implanted into 304 stainless steel at a fluence of 10**1**7 ions cm** minus **2 at 40 KeV. The structure of the surface alloy formed was microcrystalline, with P in solid solution. The modification of corrosion behavior was determined from electrochemical polarization experiments carried out in deaerated lN H//2SO//4 and 0. 1 M NaCl solution. ESCA was used to characterize the composition and relative thickness of the passive film formed at plus 550 mV.

Original languageEnglish
Pages65-76
Number of pages12
StatePublished - 1980
EventIon Implantation Metall, Proc of a Symp at Annu Meet of the Mater Res Soc - Cambridge, MA, Engl
Duration: Nov 30 1979Nov 30 1979

Conference

ConferenceIon Implantation Metall, Proc of a Symp at Annu Meet of the Mater Res Soc
CityCambridge, MA, Engl
Period11/30/7911/30/79

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