Passive film-induced stress and mechanical properties of aTi in methanol solution

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Author	Qin, Zhenpeng Pang, Xiaolu Qiao, Lijie
Copyright Year	2013
Abstract	Passive films play an important role in corrosion and stress corrosion cracking of titanium. Correlation between passive film-induced stress and film mechanical properties on a-Ti in methanol solution with varying water content was investigated. Film-induced stress in the methanol solution was measured by the flow stress differential method, and thin film fracture properties were determined by nanoindentation. For small amounts of water (60.15%), both film-induced tensile stress and film fracture load were higher. However, the film-induced tensile stress and fracture load decreased significantly in more dilute solutions. Thus, water reduces Ti SCC susceptibility in methanol solution. 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Subject Keyword	3D film Corrosion of Medical Device Material Interface Device Component Methanol Password cracking Solutions TI-BASIC Tebi Titanium
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