In vitro corrosion behavior of zinc ion-implanted absorbable iron in Hank’s solution
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In this study, Zn was introduced into degradable iron by ion implantation and functionalized surfaces with a three-layer gradient structure (Zn/Fe) were obtained. The accelerated corrosion mechanism for Zn/Fe based on microstructure evolution has been revealed. Nanoscale Zn was distributed uniformly and diffusely in the implanted layer, forming a large number of micro primary cells with the iron matrix . High-density dislocations and lattice distortions were introduced by high-energy ion beams beyond the implantation region. Due to a combination of non-equilibrium phase mixing and high-density defect structures , Zn/Fe exhibited accelerated corrosion behavior during 120 days of in vitro immersion experiments.
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OpenAlex topics: Corrosion Behavior and Inhibition · Magnesium Alloys: Properties and Applications · Hydrogen embrittlement and corrosion behaviors in metals
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