Growth behavior of anodic porous alumina formed in malic acid solution
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The growth behavior of anodic porous alumina formed on aluminum by anodizing in malic acid solutions was investigated. High-purity aluminum plates were electropolished in CH3COOH/HClO4 solutions and then anodized in 0.5 M malic acid solutions at 293 K and constant cell voltages of 200–350 V. The anodic porous alumina grew on the aluminum substrate at voltages of 200–250 V, and a black, burned oxide film was formed at higher voltages. The nanopores of the anodic oxide were only formed at grain boundaries of the aluminum substrate during the initial stage of anodizing, and then the growth region extended to the entire aluminum surface as the anodizing time increased. The anodic porous alumina with several defects was formed by anodizing in malic acid solution at 250 V, and oxide cells were approximately 300–800 nm in diameter.
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- Applied Surface Science
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Applied Surface Science 284 907-913, 2013-11
Elsevier
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- 1050564288967854976
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- NII論文ID
- 120005322433
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- 2115/53125
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- 01694332
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- en
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- journal article
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