Device for electrolytic etching and method for extracting metal compound particles

Abstract

The object of the present invention is to suppress the loss of metal particles (inclusions, precipitates) in metal materials without making major changes to the previous extraction and analysis methods in the extraction and analysis of metal particles (inclusions, precipitates) using the electrolytic corrosion method in a solvent-based electrolyte solution. The surface replacement of metal particles caused by Cu ions, etc., thereby preventing the generation of Artifact (simulated) CuS, etc.; and actively attaching the precipitated metal to the cathode, so that the metal precipitated on the cathode will not become a pollution source. The present invention relates to an electrolytic etching device and an extraction method. The electrolytic etching device separates and extracts metal compound particles in a metal material; A member composed of the above metal M'; and an electrolytic tank for accommodating an electrolytic solution containing a medicament and a non-aqueous solvent for forming a complex containing the metal M'; Δ=pK sp [M' x' A y' ] - pK sp [M x A y ]=(-log 10 K sp [M' x' A y' ])-(-log 10 K sp [M x A y ]).

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to an electrolytic etching device for separating and extracting metal compound particles in a metal material, and having a member made of a specific metal in at least a part of the cathode. Background technique [0002] In metal materials, especially iron and steel materials, it is widely implemented to control the types of inclusions and precipitates in the material matrix, the shape and size of the aspect ratio, etc., by adding trace elements and various heat treatments. The required strength and properties of the material are controlled. [0003] Therefore, the observation of inclusions and / or precipitates, and the determination of their composition and content are of great significance in the quality management of steel materials and the analysis of manufacturing processes. [0004] In order to observe inclusions and precipitated phases using SEM, etc., it is necessary to expose the inclusions and precipitated phases ...

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[0014] Therefore, in the case of residue recovery for the identification-quantitative analysis of inclusions and precipitated phases, the main focus is on enabling the Fe component to maintain a dissolved state in the electrolyte in the form of a chelate, and regarding the electrolytic operation Inclusions and contamination of precipitated phases, etc., have not been given special consideration

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