Abstract
ABSTRACTIn order to improve the anti-corrosive and anti-oxidative properties of electroless Ni-P coating (ENPC), a vanadium conversion coating (VCC) was fabricated on the surface of the ENPC. SEM images and EDX line scanning spectra indicate that as-prepared VCC is supposed to be a thin film with a thickness of a few nanometres. XPS analyses demonstrate that the VCC is mainly consisted of V2O5 or V2O5·nH2O. The acid exposure test data indicate that the VCC-treated ENPC, compared with the pristine one, demonstrates a highly enhanced anti-oxidative property. Furthermore, the result of neutral salt spray test manifests that the VCC-treated ENPC has also a highly enhanced anti-corrosive property, which is further confirmed by the result of electrochemical corrosion test.
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