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titleOfInvention NANOCERAMIC GENERATION PROCESS FOR TREATING METAL SURFACES USING METAL OXES AND SELF ORGANIZABLE MOLECULES
abstract NANOCERAMIC GENERATION PROCESS FOR TREATMENT OF METAL SURFACES USING METAL OXES AND SELF ORGANIZABLE Molecules. The surface treatment process consists of anchoring zirconium oxides and other metals using self-organizing molecules (SAM) preposition on different metal surfaces, thus providing greater corrosion protection of the base metal and better paint anchoring without the presence of toxic metal ions in the process. The process is defined in six steps: 1st alkaline degreasing; 2nd rinse; 3rd bath containing [SAN] between 1 and 300 ppm; 4th bath containing ions such as [Zr ^ + 4 ^] between 0.001 and 1 mol L ^ -1 ^; 5th rinse. The use of this process in substitution to the traditional phosphating baths, has the same five steps of the traditional process, besides not needing special treatment for the water used in the process, that is ultra pure or deionized water, nor special temperatures in the process. The whole process can be developed at room temperature. The use of self-organizing molecules (SAM) provides the deposition of oxides on the metal surface via chemical anchoring, minimizing the oxidative process of the base metal, as well as allowing the anchoring of paints on the metal surface.
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