Anodic phosphonic/phosphinic acid duplex coating on valve metal surface
AssigneeAluminum Company of America
InventorsLarry F. Wieserman, Karl Wefers, Gary A. Nitowski, Edward S. Martin
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AssigneeAluminum Company of America
InventorsLarry F. Wieserman, Karl Wefers, Gary A. Nitowski, Edward S. Martin
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A process is disclosed for treating the surface of a valve metal such as aluminum to form a two layer protective coating thereon using an anodizing bath consisting essentially of an aqueous solution having a concentration ranging from about 0.001 molar to a saturated solution of a monomeric phosphorus- containing compound selected from the class consisting of a 1-30 carbon water soluble phosphonic acid, a 1-30 carbon water soluble phosphinic acid, and mixtures thereof. The valve metal surface is anodized in the anodizing bath while maintaining a voltage selected from a range of from about 1 to about 400 volts until the current density falls to a level indicative of the fact that a nonporous valve oxide layer has been formed on the valve metal surface and a reaction product from the monomeric phosphonic/phosphinic acid compound is chemically bonded to the oxide layer.
A layered material comprised of:
A layered material comprised of:
A layered material comprised of:
Coated aluminum stock, the coating comprised of:
The coated aluminum stock in accordance with claim "wherein said functionalized layer has a thickness of less than 200.ANG..
A coated aluminum sheet and foil stock suitable for food and beverage container ends, the coating on said stock comprised of a layer of a non-porous aluminum oxide thereon, said porous layer having chemically bonded to a surface thereof, a functionalized layer of an organic monomeric phosphorus-containing compound.
Coated aluminum stock, the coating comprised of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.