| 英文摘要 |
Aluminum alloys (AAs) 5052 and 6061 are materials widely used for packaging in the electronics industry. Surface treatments involving electrochemical techniques such as direct current and alternating current etching in acid solutions become more important nowadays. The corrosion behavior of AA5052 and AA6061 in HCl solutions was of interest and compared in this work. In addition, sulfuric acid was added in the foregoing solution to explore its effect on the corrosion of these two alloys. DC electrochemical measurements demonstrated the corrosion potential of AA5052 was lower than that of AA6061, and the corrosion current density of AA5052 was greater than that of AA6061. An examination on the corrosion morphology indicated AA5052 suffered from more severe corrosion than AA6061. The worse resistance of AA5052 to corrosion was ascribed to a higher content of Mg that is relatively active and easy to corrode. After an AC etching process, AA5052 revealed severe corrosion and pits were observed on the surface. Furthermopre, darkish corrosion products almost covered the entire surface. In comparison, AA6061 displayed only slight corrosion with numerous small pits distributing more uniformly on the surface. The addition of sulfuric acid in the HCl solution led to less severe uniform corrosion but enhanced pitting corrosion on these alloys. |