| 英文摘要 |
In this study, cerium conversion coatings were conducted on AM30 magnesium plates. The previous works have shown a three-layer conversion coating formed in a Ce (III) solution, including a porous layer overlaying on the magnesium substrate, and an intermediate compact layer, followed by a fibrous layer as the major overlay. The coating is mainly composed of Mg hydroxides. Adding H2O2 to Ce (III) solution results in oxidation of Ce (III) to Ce (IV). The layered structure is altered to an inner porous layer and an outer compact layer. However, hydrogen evolution, a biproduct during conversion treatment, results in blisters, which deteriorate the coating adhesion. Reducing the conversion reaction rate effectively eliminates the blister problems. This study thus aims at obtaining an optimal Ce conversion coating by varying the solution concentration and temperature. Several techniques were adapted to investigate the microstructure and properties of the coatings, including the defect inspection by SEM; the corrosion resistance by polarization test, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS), and salt spray test; the coating adhesion by tape test (ASTM D3359). |