Pei Wei , Zhihui Huang , Zhi Ding , Yi Chen , Zhihao Lu , Xiaoqing Tian , Jiang Han , Lian Xia
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Abstract
A microstructural and electrochemical analysis of the corrosion properties for a graphene/ZrO2 hybrid-modified AlSi10Mg composite prepared by laser powder bed fusion was conducted in a solution containing 3.5 wt% NaCl. It has been demonstrated that the dual-modified AlSi10Mg composite exhibits superior corrosion resistance when compared to the composites modified by graphene and unmodified AlSi10Mg alloy.
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