Etchant used for displaying the internal microstructure of Zr-Al-Ni-Cu amorphous alloy
A zr-al-ni-cu, amorphous alloy technology, applied in the field of corrosive liquid, can solve the problems of limited microscopic understanding, hard work, and cost of money
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[0010] Use an analytical balance to weigh 10±0.0001g of hydrofluoric acid and 15±0.0001g of nitric acid respectively, pour the hydrofluoric acid and nitric acid into a glass, and stir them fully with a glass rod to make them evenly mixed. Use a dropper to draw the mixed liquid drop on the polished Zr 65 al 8.7 Cu 14.4 Ni 11.9 Corrode the surface of the bulk amorphous alloy sample for 10 seconds, and test the corroded amorphous alloy surface with medical cotton dipped in absolute ethanol to obtain a clear microstructure.
Embodiment 2
[0012] Use an analytical balance to weigh 10±0.0001g of hydrofluoric acid and 15±0.0001g of nitric acid respectively, pour the hydrofluoric acid and nitric acid into a glass, and stir them fully with a glass rod to make them evenly mixed. Use a dropper to draw the mixed liquid drop on the polished Zr 60.5 al 12.1 Cu 10.95 Ni 16.45 Corrode the surface of the bulk amorphous alloy sample for 10 seconds, and test the corroded amorphous alloy surface with medical cotton dipped in absolute ethanol to obtain a clear microstructure.
Embodiment 3
[0014] Use an analytical balance to weigh 10±0.0001g of hydrofluoric acid and 15±0.0001g of nitric acid respectively, pour the hydrofluoric acid and nitric acid into a glass, and stir them fully with a glass rod to make them evenly mixed. Use a dropper to draw the mixed liquid drop on the polished Zr 63.5 al 10.7 Cu 10.7 Ni 15.1 Corrode the surface of the bulk amorphous alloy sample for 10 seconds, and test the corroded amorphous alloy surface with medical cotton dipped in absolute ethanol to obtain a clear microstructure.
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