What are the problems of phosphating agent?
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2023-03-15 11:43
What are the problems of phosphating agent?
The role of the phosphating agent is mainly in two aspects: on the one hand, the phosphating agent plays the role of cathodic depolarization in the process of forming the chemical conversion film, which promotes the normal progress of the electrochemical conversion reaction, so as to ensure the normal progress of the chemical deposition reaction, that is, the formation of the chemical conversion layer. On the other hand, these accelerators are mostly oxidizing species. During the chemical conversion treatment, the ferrous ions dissolved in the iron-containing metal material treatment solution are oxidized to ferric ions, thereby preventing the enrichment of the ferric ions during the chemical conversion, preventing the aging of the chemical treatment solution due to the enrichment of the ferrous ions, and preventing the possibility of a good conversion layer. However, each of the regular chemical conversion phosphating agents has various problems to be solved.
Fallite
Widely used phosphinates are unstable in acid solutions and must be added continuously as an ingredient during use to replenish the amount of phosphinite equivalent to consumption, thereby keeping the nitrous salt concentration constant. More importantly, a portion of the phosphite is convertedNOxgas, obtainedNOxThe gas can diffuse into the atmosphere and cause pollution.
Chlorate
When used as a chemical conversion phosphating agent, it is not effective when used alone. It usually works with another chemical conversion phosphating agent, such as a sulfite. However, sodium chlorate when used together will oxidize sodium nitrite, further accelerating the rate of sodium nitrite decomposition and making the chemical conversion agent more unstable. In addition, sodium chlorate will produce chloride ions as decomposition products, which will be enriched in the chemical conversion treatment solution. If the chemical conversion treatment solution remaining on the surface of the treated metal material contains chloride ions, even if the content is small, the corrosion resistance of the treated material is seriously reduced.
Hydrogen peroxide
When hydrogen peroxide is used as a chemical conversion phosphating agent, its stability in the chemical conversion treatment solution is poor, especially under acidic conditions, it can be completely decomposed in a short time, that is, when hydrogen peroxide is added When stabilizers, such as some organic phosphonic acid chelating agents, the chemical conversion treatment bath solution will still produce a large amount of metal ions, especially the catalytic effect of divalent iron ions, and the decomposition rate of hydrogen peroxide in the treatment solution still meets the ideal requirements, if there is no better chelating agent and preparation method, it cannot meet the industrial production.
organic nitro compound
When nitrogen-containing organic compounds, such as organic nitro compounds, such as nitroguanidine or sodium m-nitrobenzene sulfonate, are used as chemical conversion phosphating agents, they have the following disadvantages: when nitroguanidine is used, it is impossible to return it as a concentrated solution to the chemical conversion treatment solution due to its low solubility in water, and it is difficult to control the concentration of ferrous ions in the chemical conversion treatment solution due to the poor oxidation activity of nitroguanidine for ferrous ions. In addition, when sodium m-nitrobenzene sulfonate is used as a chemical conversion phosphating agent, it needs to be used together with another strong chemical conversion phosphating agent because this component alone has a poor catalytic effect on chemical conversion. In addition, organic nitro compounds or their decomposition products are concentrated in the chemical conversion treatment solution, and the waste liquid discharged after the chemical conversion treatmentCODIt will seriously exceed the standard and have a great impact on the natural environment.
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