Study of the Preparation of Micronized Zinc Phosphate Dihydrate with Potential for Application in the Phosphating Process

Adam Zabloudil; Nikola Prodanovic; Petr Pokorný; Jiří Kolisko; Karla Cech Barabaszova

doi:10.4028/p-51sly6

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Study of the Preparation of Micronized Zinc Phosphate Dihydrate with Potential for Application in the Phosphating Process

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The protection of metal parts against corrosion damage is one of the most comprehensive areas of industrial chemistry and a wide range of methods exists to protect the surface from corrosive stimulators, including phosphating. A key phosphating process, the tricationic phosphating, consists of baths containing zinc dihydrogen phosphate and other cations, such as Zn²⁺, Co²⁺, Ni²⁺ or Mg²⁺. However, cobalt and nickel ions are classified as environmentally harmful and they are being actively excluded from industrial processes. The use of sufficiently micronized zinc phosphate dihydrate (µ-Zn₃(PO₂)₂ · 2H₂O) is one the possible approaches to significantly reduce or eliminate heavy metals from the phosphating process. The micronized zinc phosphate dihydrate serves as a nucleus on the metal surface to form a sufficiently high-quality phosphate layer. The study aims to find a procedurally optimal dispersion methodology suitable for application in the Czech Republic. The use of progressive grinding methods such as the jet mills is emphasized and shows promising results.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 932)

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Adam Zabloudil*, Nikola Prodanovic, Petr Pokorný, Jiří Kolisko, Karla Cech Barabaszova

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Corrosion, Environmentally Friendly, Micronization, Phosphating Baths, Zinc Phosphate

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