Gallium-based liquid alloy material and preparation method thereof
A liquid alloy and liquid metal technology, applied in the field of gallium-based liquid alloy materials and their preparation, can solve the problems of reducing the heat dissipation capacity of liquid metal radiators, and achieve the effect of efficient heat dissipation
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[0014] A gallium-based alloy material with the following formula (mass percentage): 70% gallium, 15% indium, 10% tin, 2% bismuth, and 3% zinc. Put the metal gallium in a closed flask according to the proportion and heat it to 50℃ in a water bath. At a constant temperature, the gallium in the flask is in a liquid state; then put the indium, tin, bismuth and zinc into the liquid state In a gallium metal glassware; under the protection of argon, stir with a glass rod until indium, tin, bismuth and zinc are completely dissolved into a liquid, and mixed uniformly, and kept at 50°C for 10 minutes to obtain a gallium-based alloy. Gallium-based alloy materials have a melting point of about 1°C.
Embodiment 2
[0016] A gallium-based alloy material with the following formula (mass percentage): 85% gallium, 10% indium, 2% tin, 2% bismuth, and 1% zinc. Put the metal gallium in a closed flask according to the proportion and heat it to 50℃ in a water bath. At a constant temperature, the gallium in the flask is in a liquid state; then put the indium, tin, bismuth and zinc into the liquid state In a gallium metal glassware; under the protection of argon, stir with a glass rod until indium, tin, bismuth and zinc are completely dissolved into a liquid, and mixed uniformly, and kept at 50°C for 10 minutes to obtain a gallium-based alloy. Gallium-based alloy materials have a melting point of about 1°C.
Embodiment 3
[0018] A gallium-based alloy material with the following formula (mass percentage): 80% gallium, 10% indium, 5% tin, 3% bismuth, 2% zinc. Put the metal gallium in a closed flask according to the proportion and heat it to 50℃ in a water bath. At a constant temperature, the gallium in the flask is in a liquid state; then put the indium, tin, bismuth and zinc into the liquid state In a gallium metal glassware; under the protection of argon, stir with a glass rod until indium, tin, bismuth and zinc are completely dissolved into a liquid, and mixed uniformly, and kept at 50°C for 10 minutes to obtain a gallium-based alloy. Gallium-based alloy materials have a melting point of about 1°C.
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