Continuous microscratch measurements of the practical and true works of adhesion for metal/ceramic systems
Continuous microscratch measurements of the practical and true works of adhesion for metal/ceramic systems
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对金属/陶瓷系统的实际和真实附着力进行连续微划痕测量
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1996
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W. Gerberich
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S. Venkataraman;D. Kohlstedt;W. Gerberich
Using a continuous microscratch technique, the adhesion strengths of Pt, Cr, Ti, and Ta_2N metallizations to NiO and Al_2O_3 substrates have been characterized. The practical work of adhesion was determined as a function of both thickness and annealing conditions. For all except the Ta_2N films, the practical work of adhesion increases nonlinearly from a few tenths of a J/m^2 to several J/m^2 as the thickness of the thin film is increased, indicating that a greater amount of plastic work is expended in delaminating thicker films. Further, the practical work of adhesion also increases with increasing annealing temperature, indicating stronger bonding at the interface. In the limit that the film thickness tends to zero, the plastic energy dissipation in the film tends to zero. As a result, the extrapolation to zero thickness yields the true work of adhesion for that system.