Ionic nano-convection in anodisation of aluminium plate
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Shijing Lu, Zixue Su, Jian Sha, Wuzong Zhou
An ionic nano-convection model has been established for elucidating early stage anodisation of aluminium plate and the direct consequence of such convection is an ordered pattern of charge distribution near the oxide/electrolyte interface, guiding the initial ordering of the pore formation.
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