Xingwen Wei, Beate Fankhänel, Wei Zhao, Anton Perminov, Enrico Storti, Mengke Liu, Guojun Ma, Olga Fabrichnaya, Alexandros Charitos, Olena Volkova
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The wettability of pure liquid aluminum on oxide substrates
Oxide particles are considered to be one of the reasons for the stability of cellular porous Al foam. Thus, the contact angle (ө) of molten pure aluminum on oxide substrates, including Al2O3, CaO·2Al2O3 (CA2), CaO·6Al2O3 (CA6), mullite (3Al2O3·2SiO2), and SiO2 was measured in a vacuum heating microscope at a temperature of 950°C to determine the value of wettability of molten aluminum on various oxides. Thereafter, the measured contact angles followed the tendency as mullite (155°) > CA6 (152°) > MgAl2O4 (151°) > Al2O3 (149°) > SiO2 (124°) > CA2 (100°). Furthermore, the cross‐sectional area between molten aluminum and substrates was thoroughly analyzed, and the reaction products, such as the Al2O3 layer at the interface, have been detected. Thermo‐Calc, with the combination of available databases, was used to perform thermodynamic simulations and to discuss and predict possible reactions under the current experimental conditions.
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