The Effect of Layer Number on the Nanostructural Ternary Mixed Oxide Containing Ti, Ru and Ir on Titanium

Mona Goudarzi; Mohammad Ghorbani

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.829.638

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The Effect of Layer Number on the Nanostructural Ternary Mixed Oxide Containing Ti, Ru and Ir on Titanium

Abstract:

Titanium anodes coated with noble metal oxides are widely used in chlorate industry. In fact, these anodes are dimensionally stable. In this article, the electrochemical characteristics of the ternary oxide coating created by sol-gel on titanium, which consisted of Ti, Ru and Ir, were investigated in the number of different layers. The electrochemical properties of anodes, morphology of samples, and phase analysis were investigated respectively by cyclic voltammetry and polarization measurements, Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope (FESEM) and XRD. The result indicated that the application of the more layer number increases the rate of chlorine evolution. Also, The morphology of the coatings was cracked structures and cracks in the coating with six layers were distributed uniformly.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 829)

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638-642

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November 2013

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Mona Goudarzi*, Mohammad Ghorbani

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Mixed Metal Oxide, Sol-Gel, Ti/Ru/Ir, Titanium

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