Preparation method of chromium-free passivating solution for brass surface
A technology of chromium-free passivation and preparation method, which is applied in the coating process of metal materials, etc., can solve the problems of poor anti-corrosion performance of thick film, influence on appearance aesthetics, environmental pollution, etc., and achieve dense film layer, long anti-discoloration time, Corrosion resistance for long-lasting effect
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[0010] A method for preparing a chromium-free passivation solution on a brass surface, the passivation solution is composed of: 10 g / L of benzotriazole, 8 g / L of 1-phenyl-5 mercaptotetrazolium, 20 g / L of tartaric acid, Sodium citrate 7g / L, sodium molybdate 5.5g / L, sodium tungstate 4.5g / L, hydrogen peroxide 15ml / L, boric acid 10g / L, sodium silicate 12g / L, sodium dodecyl sulfonate 4g / L , the balance is water; the preparation method of the passivation solution is: adding an appropriate amount of water in the reaction kettle, then adding boric acid and tartaric acid, stirring until dissolved, then warming up to 40 ° C, then adding benzotriazole and 1 -Phenyl-5-mercaptotetrazolium, stir for 10 minutes to make it uniform, then add sodium citrate, sodium molybdate, sodium tungstate, hydrogen peroxide, sodium silicate and sodium dodecyl sulfonate in sequence after cooling to room temperature, After the former substance is dissolved, add the latter substance, stir f...
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[0012] A method for preparing a chromium-free passivation solution on a brass surface, the passivation solution is composed of: 12 g / L of benzotriazole, 5 g / L of 1-phenyl-5 mercaptotetrazolium, 22 g / L of tartaric acid, Sodium citrate 5g / L, sodium molybdate 6.5g / L, sodium tungstate 3.5g / L, hydrogen peroxide 19ml / L, boric acid 8g / L, sodium silicate 14g / L, sodium dodecyl sulfonate 2g / L , the balance is water; the preparation method of the passivation solution is: adding an appropriate amount of water in the reaction kettle, then adding boric acid and tartaric acid, stirring until dissolved, then warming up to 50 ° C, then adding benzotriazole and 1 -Phenyl-5-mercaptotetrazolium, stir for 6 minutes to make it uniform, then add sodium citrate, sodium molybdate, sodium tungstate, hydrogen peroxide, sodium silicate and sodium dodecyl sulfonate in sequence after cooling to room temperature, After the former substance is dissolved, add the latter substance, stir ...
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[0014] A method for preparing a chromium-free passivation solution on a brass surface, the passivation solution is composed of: 11 g / L of benzotriazole, 6.5 g / L of 1-phenyl-5 mercaptotetrazolium, and 21 g / L of tartaric acid , sodium citrate 6g / L, sodium molybdate 6.0g / L, sodium tungstate 4.0g / L, hydrogen peroxide 17ml / L, boric acid 9g / L, sodium silicate 13g / L, sodium dodecyl sulfonate 3g / L, the balance is water; the preparation method of the passivation solution is: adding an appropriate amount of water in the reaction kettle, then adding boric acid and tartaric acid, stirring until dissolved, then warming up to 45 ° C, then adding benzotriazole and 1-Phenyl-5-mercaptotetrazolium, stir for 8 minutes to make it uniform, then cool to room temperature and add sodium citrate, sodium molybdate, sodium tungstate, hydrogen peroxide, sodium silicate and sodium dodecyl sulfonate in sequence , add the latter substance after the former substance is dissolved, stir...
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