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Information × Registration Number 0205U002306, 0101U002981 , R & D reports Title Study formation (and destruction) processes of adhesive chemical bonds between metals and nonmetallic solids, structure of intermediate phases, mechanisms of contact phenomena and development of the theory of high temperature capillarity use the teory in materials sciences popup.stage_title Head Naidich Y.V., Registration Date 10-02-2005 Organization Frantzevich Insitute for Materials Science Problems of the Ukranian National Academy of Sciences popup.description2 Сomplex of new experimental data on wetting of aluminium, silicon, zirconium oxides, AlN, some alkaline-earth and rare-earth fluorides by the binary metal alloys, by alloys with adhesive active additions (Ti, Zr, Hf, Nb), by pure metals, including noble metals has been obtained. The results obtained have fundamental scientific value and contain a number of new data, in particular concerning the dewetting phenomenon for the alloys, containing the titanium and other chemically active elements. Using new technique surface tension and density of some of the binary and multicomponent chemically active aggressive alloys containing large amounts of Ti, Zr were measured for the first time. Based on the analysis of data received the basic criteria concerning a degree of wetting in a liquid metal - ceramic material systems and also the thermodynamic and atomic-electron features of a structure of contact substances which provide a high degree of wetting and, if necessary, a low degree of wetting are formulated.Results of the work are used in technologies of materials soldering, manufacturing of composites and refractories resistant against chemically aggressive alloys (on base of fluorides), and use them for crucibles, containers, covers for thermocouples and other products making. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close
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Head: Naidich Y.V.. Study formation (and destruction) processes of adhesive chemical bonds between metals and nonmetallic solids, structure of intermediate phases, mechanisms of contact phenomena and development of the theory of high temperature capillarity use the teory in materials sciences. (popup.stage: ). Frantzevich Insitute for Materials Science Problems of the Ukranian National Academy of Sciences. № 0205U002306
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