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Copper alloys : preparation, properties and applications / Michael Naboka and Jennifer Giordano, editors.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Naboka, Michael.
Giordano, Jennifer.
Series:
Materials science and technologies series.
Materials science and technologies
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Copper alloys--Metallurgy.
Copper alloys.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (281 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Hauppauge, N.Y. : Nova Science Publishers, c2011.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
This books presents current research in the study of the preparation, properties and applications of copper alloys. Topics discussed include the electrodeposition of copper based alloys for giant magneto resistance applications; the mechanical properties of copper under dynamic load; copper alloy micro-structures for application in microreactors and high strength copper-based conductor materials.
Contents:
Intro
COPPER ALLOYS: PREPARATION, PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS
CONTENTS
PREFACE
Chapter 1 ELECTROCATALYTIC OXIDATION OF METHANOL AND GLUCOSE ON NICU ALLOY ELECTRODE
ABSTRACT
1. INTRODUCTION
2. MATERIALS AND METHODS
3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
3.1. Surface Analysis of Electrodeposited NiCu Alloy
3.2. Electrochemical Behavior of GC/Ni and GC/NiCu in Alkaline Solution
3.3. Electro-Oxidation of Methanol
3.4. Electro-Oxidation of Glucose
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Chapter 2 ELECTRODEPOSITION OF COPPER BASED ALLOYS AND MULTILAYER FOR GIANT MAGNETO RESISTANCE APPLICATIONS
INTRODUCTION
EXPERIMENTAL SURVEY
EFFECT OF NUMBER OF BILAYERS
EFFECT OF MAGNETIC LAYER THICKNESS ON THE GMR
EFFECT OF NON-MAGNETIC LAYER THICKNESS ON THE GMR
CO-CU/CU MULTILAYER FILMS
Ni-Cu/Cu Multilayer Films
Co-Ni-Cu/Cu Multilayer Films
Fe-Co-Cu/Cu Multilayer Films
Fe-Ni-Cu/Cu Multilayer Films
Co-Zn-Cu/Cu Multilayer Films
Fe-Co-Ni-Cu/Cu Multilayer Films
Chapter 3 DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF NICKEL-COPPER-BASED SUBSTRATES FOR 2ND GENERATION HIGH-CRITICAL TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTING TAPES
EXPERIMENTAL
RECRYSTALLIZATION TEXTURE
Pure Copper
Binary Nickel-Copper
Ternary Ni-Cu-Co Alloy
Ternary Ni-Cu-W Alloy
MAGNETIC PROPERTIES
OXIDATION BEHAVIOUR
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
APPLICATION OF NI-CU-CO ALLOY TEXTURED SUBSTRATE FOR YBCO FILM DEPOSITION
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Chapter 4 MAGNETORESISTANCE EFFECTS IN CU AND CO, CO/CU MULTILAYERS AND GRANULAR CU-CO ALLOYS AND IN RAPIDLY QUENCHED GD-DOPED CU-CO ALLOYS
MAGNETORESISTANCE OF PURE COPPER.
MAGNETORESISTANCE OF ALLOYS AND COMPOSITES COPPER - COBALT
MAGNETORESISTANCE OF ALLOYS COPPER - COBALT - GADOLINIUM
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Chapter 5 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF COPPER UNDER DYNAMIC LOAD
ABBREVIATIONS
DEFINITION OF COOPER PROPERTIES BY KOLSKY METHOD
Experimental Apparatus for Dynamic Tests
Determination of the Dynamic Characteristics of Strength and Plasticity
RESULTS OF TESTS OF COPPER USING KOLSKY METHOD
CRITICAL SPALL STRENGTH OF COPPER
Experimental Apparatus for Slpall Strength Determination
Critical Spall Strength Determination
Durability of Copper at Explosive Jet High-Speed Stretching
Dynamic Viscosity and Cooper Relaxation Time Under Dynamic Load
Chapter 6 COPPER ALLOY MICROSTRUCTURES FOR APPLICATION IN MICROREACTORS
I. INTRODUCTION
II. EXPERIMENTAL
Materials, Processing and Characterization
III. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
III.1. Zeolite Film Growth on Copper-Based Plates
III.2. Zeolite Film Growth on Brass Microchannels
III.3. Confined Zeolite Film Growth on Brass Microchannels
III.3. Zeolite Film Growth on Brass Microgrids
IV. MICROREACTOR ASSEMBLY WITH THE ZEOLITE/BRASS MICROSTRUCTURES
CONCLUSIONS
Chapter 7 COMPOSITE ELECTRODEPOSITS WITH C60 FULLERENE
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Chapter 8 INFLUENCE OF ALLOYING WITH NI, AL, ZN, SN AND AG ON THE ANNEAL HARDENING EFFECT IN SINTERED COPPER BASE ALLOYS
Cold Rolling
Anneal Hardening Effect
Chapter9HIGHSTRENGTHCOPPER-BASEDCONDUCTORMATERIALS
Abstract
1.GeneralAspectsofCu-BasedConductorMaterials
1.1.TheSpecificResistivity
1.2.HardeningofConductorMaterials.
1.3.CommonCu-basedConductorMaterials
1.3.1.Nickel-BasedPrecipitates
1.3.2.Iron-BasedPrecipitates
1.3.3.Titanium-BasedPrecipitates
1.3.4.Chromium-BasedPrecipitates
1.3.5.ComparisonoftheConstituents
2.Cu-AgAlloys
2.1.PrecipitationReaction
2.2.SeparatingMatrixGrains
2.3.ThirdElementAdditions
2.3.1.CuAgCeandCuAgY
2.3.2.CuAgNiandCuAgMg
2.3.3.CuAgCrandCuAgFe
2.3.4.CuAgZr
2.4.StrengthandConductivity
3.Cu-NbAlloys
3.1.SurpassingtheSolubilityLimits
3.2.PrecipitationReaction
3.3.MicrostructuresStability
3.4.StrengthandConductivity
4.SummaryandOutlook
Acknowledgment
References
Chapter 10 NEW MATERIALS FOR TECHNOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS FROM THE TI CR CU TERNARY SYSTEM
Background
From the Binaries Ti Cr, Ti Cu and Cr Cu to the Ternary Ti Cr Cu System
RESULTS
Phase Equilibria in the Ti Cr Cu System at 800 °C
The Pseudo Binary (Ti1 Xcrx)(Cr1 Ycuy)2 Phase
The Ternary Compound Ti3(Crxcu1 X)5
The Pseudo Binary (Ti1 Xcrx)2(Crycu1 Y)
The Pseudo Binary (Ti1 Xcux)(Crycu1 Y)
The Pseudo Binary Ti2(Crxcu1 X)3 and Ti3(Crxcu1 X)4
The Binary Ticu4 Phase
Metastable "Ti3Cu" and "Ticu3" Phases
Physical Properties of a Fcc Cu Solid Solution Phase and the Ternary Ti3CrCu4 Compound
CONCLUDING SUMMARY
Chapter 11 CHEMICAL MECHANICAL POLISHING OF COPPER ALLOYS
2. FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMICAL MECHANICAL POLISHING
2.1. Material Removal Rate, MRR
2.2. Chemical Processes and Related Mechanisms of Material Removal
3. SLURRY COMPOSITIONS
4. POLISHING PAD DESIGN
INDEX.
Notes:
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on print version record and CIP data provided by publisher.
ISBN:
1-62081-544-3
OCLC:
780443362

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