14 research outputs found
Manganese pigmented anodized copper as solar selective absorber
Get PDFThe study concerns the optical and structural properties of layers obtained by a new efficient surface treatment totally free of chromium species. The process is made up of an anodic oxidation of copper in an alkaline solution followed by an alkaline potassium permanganate dipping post-treatment. Coatings, obtained at the lab and pilot scales, are stable up to 220 °C in air and vacuum, present low emissivity (0.14 at 70 °C) and high solar absorptivity (0.96), i.e. a suitable thermal efficiency (0.84 at 70 °C)
Study of phytoplankton in a natural hypersaline lagoon in a desert area (Bardawil Lagoon in Northern Sinai, Egypt)
No full textLarvicidal activity of camphor and lavender oils against sheep blowfly, Lucilia sericata (Diptera: Calliphoridae)
No full textNovel conducting polymeric nanocomposites embedded with nanoclay: synthesis, photoluminescence, and corrosion protection performance
No full textExperimental and theoretical study of sulfathiazole as environmentally friendly inhibitor on aluminum corrosion in NaCl
No full textSimultaneous Investigation of Marine Factors Effect on Corrosion Rate of SS 304 in Turbulent Condition
No full textEffect of nickel content on the anodic dissolution and passivation of zinc–nickel alloys in alkaline solutions by potentiodynamic and potentiostatic techniques
No full textElectrolytic and ozone aided destruction of oxalate ions in plutonium oxalate supernatant of the PUREX process: A comparative study
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