Influence of the different organic chelating agents on the topography, physical properties and phase of SPPS-deposited spinel ferrite splats
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The present study deals with the SPPS deposition of cobalt ferrite solution precursor using water based solutions of cobalt nitrate and iron nitrate salts. Three types of chelating agents, citric acid (CA), polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) and oxalic acid (OA) were used. The concentration of all chelating agents in the solution precursor was fixed for the entire experiment. After the plasma sprayed cobalt ferrite splats were collected, their surface topographies, surface roughness, equivalent diameter (E.D.), elongation factor (E.F.), degree of splashing (D.S.), and elemental composition were characterized using a variety of techniques and the results are described in the scientific way.
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OpenAlex topics: High-Temperature Coating Behaviors · Advanced materials and composites · Advanced ceramic materials synthesis
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