journal article·2024-07Open access

Borate configuration and surface pre-functionalization effects on the boronizing behavior and corrosion inhibition

Dong Guo, Haixu Hou, Jun Cui, Yuansheng Pei, Li'an Hou

Corrosion Science· Volume 234

Abstract

Surface boronizing treatment, which forms lattice defects between the boronized layer and the metal substrate, is an effective anti-corrosion strategy. We explored the bonding mode between boron-oxygen ligands and Fe substrate. [BO3] is bonded to Fe with Fe-B bonds, while [BO4] tends to form Fe-O bonds. The larger coordination number of B and O is beneficial to resist Cl- attack. Furthermore, carbon steels were amino-functionalized through a silanol condensation reaction . The electronic localization shifted toward Fe, which was conducive to the formation of hydrogen bonds between amidogen and boron-oxygen complex anions, which increased the boronizing efficiency by tenfold.
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