Wettability of Sn-Ti Alloys on Poly-Crystalline CVD Diamond Plates

Xin Jiang Liao; Qi Qi He; De Kui Mu; Hui Huang; Xi Peng Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.273.181

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Wettability of Sn-Ti Alloys on Poly-Crystalline CVD Diamond Plates

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In this paper, in-situ wetting and spreading behaviours of the binary Sn-Ti alloys with Ti contents were investigated on poly-crystalline CVD diamond plates. The variation of contact angles at increasing temperatures indicated the wettability of Sn-Ti alloys were strongly influenced by the Ti contents. Addition of small amount of Ti (0.5 wt.%) dramatically reduced the contact angle of Sn-Ti alloys; while a relatively high Ti concentration (above 4 wt.%) induced the formation of large refractory intermetallics phase, which reduced the fluidity and impeded the spreading of Sn-Ti alloys.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 273)

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Xin Jiang Liao*, Qi Qi He, De Kui Mu, Hui Huang, Xi Peng Xu

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Active Ti, Contact Angle, Poly-Crystalline CVD Diamond, Spreading, Wettability

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