| 英文摘要 |
Chromate conversion coatings with hexavalent chromium are currently being replaced by eco-friendly surface treatments due to environmental legislation. A novel chromium free passivating coating based on vanadium compound in an acidic system has been successfully synthesized. This new coating for galvanized steel meets the general standards such as those for corrosion resistance, adherence, and black tarnish resistance. The corrosion resistance of the new coating was evaluated by salt spray test and polarization curves. The adherence of the coating was evaluated by cross-cut and erichsen test after acrylic or alkyd resin coated. The distribution of the elemental composition of the new coating was studied by glow discharge spectrometer (GDS), Xray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) to investigate the microstructure. The superiority of the new coating can be characterized by the following aspects: (a) vanadyl-phosphate complexes in the coating can enhance the barrier effect which suppresses diffusion of corrosive elements and improve corrosion resistance; and (b) P-O-Zn and Si-O-Zn bonds formed in the coating/zinc interface enhance the adherence of the coating film. |