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Improved frictional properties of WS2/TiO2 composite layer in situ prepared on TC4 alloy
WS2/TiO2 composite layer was successfully in situ prepared by plasma electrolytic oxidation method adding Na2S and Na2WO4 into electrolyte. The structure, morphology and frictional properties of the composite layer were investigated by X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, and 3D confocal microscopy. It was found that the WS2/TiO2 composite layer is denser and has a lower friction coefficient when the adding concentration is 10–20 g/L. The WS2/TiO2 composite layer in situ prepared by plasma electrolytic oxidation is a new method to improve the trilogical hehavior of TC4 alloy.
期刊介绍:
Chalcogenide Letters (CHL) has the aim to publish rapidly papers in chalcogenide field of research and
appears with twelve issues per year. The journal is open to letters, short communications and breakings news
inserted as Short Notes, in the field of chalcogenide materials either amorphous or crystalline. Short papers in
structure, properties and applications, as well as those covering special properties in nano-structured
chalcogenides are admitted.