Al-based Al−V master alloys were prepared by both the stepwise heating melting experiment and stepwise melting cooling experiment with rapid solidification to investigate the transformation of V-containing phases whic...Al-based Al−V master alloys were prepared by both the stepwise heating melting experiment and stepwise melting cooling experiment with rapid solidification to investigate the transformation of V-containing phases which gave different effects on microstructures and properties of commercial Al alloys and Ti alloys,as both melting and solidification processes affect the evolution of V-containing phases largely.The results showed that the raw Al−50wt.%V alloy consisted of needle-like Al_(3)V phase and Al8V5 phase(matrix),while petal-like Al_(3)V,needle-like Al_(7)V and plate-like Al_(10)V phase were present in the Al−V master alloys.The metastable Al_(7)V phase was evolved from Al_(3)V phase and then evolved into Al_(10)V phase during melting process.The number of Al_(10)V phase increased with the decrease of temperature in the range of 800−1000℃.Petal-like Al_(3)V phases could be transformed from Al_(8)V_(5) phase,pre-precipitated from Al−V molten liquid during melting process and precipitated directly during rapid solidification,respectively.展开更多
Glow discharge electrolysis provides an alternative method for the removal of arsenite from water. Glow discharge electrolysis of aqueous solution containing arsenite is studied under altemating current altemating cur...Glow discharge electrolysis provides an alternative method for the removal of arsenite from water. Glow discharge electrolysis of aqueous solution containing arsenite is studied under altemating current altemating current (50 Hz) discharge. It is found that arsenite [As(III)] get converted to arsenate [As(V)]. The yield is studied with various parameters such as discharge current, duration of discharge and pH (2-10). The results are interpreted on the basis of interaction of the OH and eaq (produced consequent to the interaction of H2O+ and e with water at the surface of the solution) with arsenite [As(III)] through the intermediate oxidation state, namely [As(IV)].展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.51804010)the 2020 Yuyou Talent Training Plan Project of North China University of Technology,China (No.214051360020XN212/014)the R&D Program of Beijing Municipal Education Commission,China (No.KM201910009007)。
文摘Al-based Al−V master alloys were prepared by both the stepwise heating melting experiment and stepwise melting cooling experiment with rapid solidification to investigate the transformation of V-containing phases which gave different effects on microstructures and properties of commercial Al alloys and Ti alloys,as both melting and solidification processes affect the evolution of V-containing phases largely.The results showed that the raw Al−50wt.%V alloy consisted of needle-like Al_(3)V phase and Al8V5 phase(matrix),while petal-like Al_(3)V,needle-like Al_(7)V and plate-like Al_(10)V phase were present in the Al−V master alloys.The metastable Al_(7)V phase was evolved from Al_(3)V phase and then evolved into Al_(10)V phase during melting process.The number of Al_(10)V phase increased with the decrease of temperature in the range of 800−1000℃.Petal-like Al_(3)V phases could be transformed from Al_(8)V_(5) phase,pre-precipitated from Al−V molten liquid during melting process and precipitated directly during rapid solidification,respectively.
文摘Glow discharge electrolysis provides an alternative method for the removal of arsenite from water. Glow discharge electrolysis of aqueous solution containing arsenite is studied under altemating current altemating current (50 Hz) discharge. It is found that arsenite [As(III)] get converted to arsenate [As(V)]. The yield is studied with various parameters such as discharge current, duration of discharge and pH (2-10). The results are interpreted on the basis of interaction of the OH and eaq (produced consequent to the interaction of H2O+ and e with water at the surface of the solution) with arsenite [As(III)] through the intermediate oxidation state, namely [As(IV)].