| 英文摘要 |
Single crystal silicon carbide (SiC) is corroded in the concentrated hydrochloride acid (12M HCl). The corrosion behavior of SiC has been delineated by applying A.C impedance techniques and D.C polarization measurements. Silicon dioxide (SiO2) film acting as a protective barrier will form on the surface of silicon carbide in the corrosive environments. Impedance spectroscopy expressed in Bode and Nyquist plots has been carried out to show the corrosion behavior of SiC. The impedance data was simulated to obtain an equivalent circuit, from which the values of the pore resistance, capacitance, and relative permittivity of protective SiO2 film where estimated .Plots of each parameters against reaction time are discussed to explain the interaction. Direct-current polarization of this system confirms the inferration derived from impedance study. It is observed that the SiO2 film on the SiC is formed and faded repeatedly to the end of reaction. |