Method for preparing aluminum-copper alloys with different phase compositions by molten salt electrolysis
An aluminum-copper alloy and molten salt electrolysis technology, applied in the field of aluminum-copper alloy preparation, can solve the problems of complex preparation process, high energy consumption, and easy segregation of alloy components, and achieve simple production process, low energy consumption and high production cost Effect
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[0021] A method for preparing aluminum-copper alloys with different phase compositions by molten salt electrolysis, which uses metallic copper as the cathode, a spectrally pure graphite rod as the anode (the distance between the cathode and the anode is 3cm), and Pt wire as the reference electrode, containing AlCl 3 The LiCl-KCl molten salt system is the electrolyte (mix LiCl and KCl with a mass ratio of 44.41 : 55.59 in the electrolytic cell, heat and melt, and then add 2% AlCl 3 Mix well, namely LiCl, KCl, AlCl 3 The mass ratio is 44.41: 55.59 : 2), the electrolytic cell temperature is controlled at 375°C under an argon atmosphere, and the copper cathode potential is -1.57V relative to the Pt wire reference electrode for 1 hour, and metal aluminum is deposited on the copper cathode It precipitates on the copper cathode and continues to diffuse into the copper cathode to form Al 4 Cu 9 phase aluminum-copper alloy. The XRD collection of illustrative plates and SEM collectio...
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[0023] A method for preparing aluminum-copper alloys with different phase compositions by molten salt electrolysis, which uses metallic copper as the cathode, a spectrally pure graphite rod as the anode (the distance between the cathode and the anode is 3cm), and Pt wire as the reference electrode, containing AlCl 3 The LiCl-KCl molten salt system is the electrolyte (mix LiCl and KCl with a mass ratio of 44.41 : 55.59 in the electrolytic cell, heat and melt, and then add 2% AlCl 3 Mix evenly to obtain), under the condition of controlling the temperature of the electrolytic cell at 375°C and the potential of the copper cathode relative to the Pt wire reference electrode at -1.67V for 1 hour under an argon atmosphere, metal aluminum precipitates on the copper cathode and continues to Diffusion inside the copper cathode forms AlCu and Al 4 Cu 9 Aluminum-copper alloys that coexist. The XRD collection of illustrative plates and SEM collection of illustrative plates of gained prod...
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[0025] A method for preparing aluminum-copper alloys with different phase compositions by molten salt electrolysis, which uses metallic copper as the cathode, a spectrally pure graphite rod as the anode (the distance between the cathode and the anode is 3cm), and Pt wire as the reference electrode, containing AlCl 3 The LiCl-KCl molten salt system is the electrolyte (mix LiCl and KCl with a mass ratio of 44.41 : 55.59 in the electrolytic cell, heat and melt, and then add 2% AlCl 3 Mix evenly to obtain), under the condition of controlling the temperature of the electrolytic cell at 375°C and the potential of the copper cathode relative to the Pt wire reference electrode at -1.72V for 1 hour under an argon atmosphere, metal aluminum precipitates on the copper cathode and continues to Diffusion inside the copper cathode forms Al 2 Cu and AlCu, Al 4 Cu 9 Aluminum-copper alloy with phase coexistence. The XRD collection of illustrative plates and SEM collection of illustrative pl...
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