In-situ investigation of the interplay between microstructure and anodic copper dissolution under near-ECM conditions—Part 2: The transpassive state
In-situ investigation of the interplay between microstructure and anodic copper dissolution under near-ECM conditions—Part 2: The transpassive state
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DOI:
10.1016/j.electacta.2012.03.066
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发表时间:
2011-09
影响因子:
6.6
通讯作者:
M. Schneider;S. Schroth;S. Richter;S. Höhn;N. Schubert;A. Michaelis
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作者:
M. Schneider;S. Schroth;S. Richter;S. Höhn;N. Schubert;A. Michaelis
During the anodic dissolution of pure copper in sodium nitrate under near-ECM conditions the influence of the crystallographic orientation of individual grains on the dissolution behaviour was simultaneously investigated. Two different states can be distinguished – the active and the transpassive state. The dissolution shows a continuous transition from one state to the other, depending on the current density jcwhich itself is determined by the velocity of the electrolyte. For j<jcthe active state is marked by an orientation dependant anodic dissolution. Above the critical density jcthe crystallographic orientation of the grains is no longer an influencing factor and therefore a homogenous dissolution takes place. This is called the transpassive state which will be analysed in this paper in detail. For this, in-situ-experiments combining electrochemistry and optical microscopy together with EBSD investigations and current efficiency measurements had been undertaken.