Wettability, surface tension, and reactivity of the molten manganese/zirconia-yttria ceramic system From: Metallurgical and Materials Transactions | Date: March 16, 1998| Author: Shinozaki, N; Sonoda, M; Mukai, K | Copyright Minerals, Metals & Materials Society Mid-Mar 1998. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

A basic research study for improvement of plasma-sprayed zirconia coatings has been conducted. The contact angle and surface tension of the molten manganese/zirconia-yttria ceramic system were measured at 1573 K by the sessile drop method, suggesting that molten manganese would spontaneously infiltrate open pores in zirconia coatings. Structure and elementary composition development of zirconia ceramics caused by reaction with manganese were examined by using scanning electron microscopy (SEM...

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