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斉藤 淳一; 小林 洋平*; 澁谷 秀雄*
Materials Transactions, 62(10), p.1524 - 1532, 2021/10
被引用回数:5 パーセンタイル:41.35(Materials Science, Multidisciplinary)高速炉の冷却材である液体ナトリウムの新規技術の創出の一環として、液体ナトリウムの濡れ性制御の研究開発を実施しており、本発表はその基礎的研究として、純金属の液体ナトリウムと液体錫の濡れ性を接触角により評価した。また、界面の原子間相互作用を界面クラスターモデルを用いて分子軌道法により理論計算した。その結果、界面の原子間結合力と濡れ性には相関があることが明らかになった。この知見は今後、ナトリウム濡れ性を制御するうえで、重要な情報となる。
斉藤 淳一; 小林 洋平*; 澁谷 秀雄*
日本金属学会誌, 85(3), p.110 - 119, 2021/03
被引用回数:1 パーセンタイル:8.06(Metallurgy & Metallurgical Engineering)Wettability of pure transition metals with liquid sodium or liquid tin has been evaluated using a contact angle droplet method. Titanium, iron, nickel, copper and molybdenum pure metals were selected as specimens in this experiment. All experiments were carried out in high purity argon gas and extremely low moisture to avoid influence of oxygen to liquid metal. Measurement temperature was set just above the melting temperature of each liquid metal. As a result, for both liquid sodium and liquid tin, the measured contact angle changed depending on the atomic number of substrate metals. An electronic structure of the interface between liquid metal and substrate metal was calculated by the molecular orbital method. Simple cluster models of the interface between liquid metal and substrate transition metals were used in this calculation. It was found that the calculation results well express an electronic state of interface. The atomic bonding between liquid metal atom and substrate metal atom changed depending on the kind of substrate metal. Also, the atomic bonding between substrate metal atoms changed similarly. It became clear that there was a reasonable relationship between an atomic bonding ratio and the contact angle. It clearly suggested the atomic bonding affected wettability between liquid metal and substrate metal. The atomic bonding was obtained as one of indications to reveal the wettability by transition metals with liquid metals.