ISSN: 0090-3973
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Contact Angle of Zinc on Some Ceramic Materials and Metals
Kelley, JE
Research physicist and ceramic research engineer,Albany Metallurgy Research Center,Ore.,
Harris, HM
Research physicist and ceramic research engineer,Albany Metallurgy Research Center,Ore.,
Abstract
Measurements were made of the contact angle of molten zinc drops on fifteen ceramic materials and four metals in high-purity helium and carbon monoxide atmospheres. Zinc of 99.9999-percent purity did not wet the oxide materials, glass-type coatings, or graphite; all contact angles were greater than 90 deg at 500 to 700°C in helium and 500 to 800°C in carbon monoxide. Materials tested that were most resistant to wetting by zinc were ZnO sinter, glazed fireclay, graphite, and mullite.
Keywords:
wetting, zinc, ceramics
Paper ID: JTE10070J
DOI: 10.1520/JTE10070J
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Title Contact Angle of Zinc on Some Ceramic Materials and Metals
Symposium , 0000-00-00
Committee B02