Effect of Applying a DC Voltage on the Wettability of Zirconia by Liquid Copper and on Copper-Zirconia Joining

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The effect of applying a DC voltage on the wettability of zirconia by liquid copper and the possibility of utilizing this technique to join copper to zirconia were investigated. A forced migration of oxygen in the stabilized zirconia, an oxygen ionic conductive material, resulted when a DC voltage was applied to the interface between copper and zirconia. It has been shown that the forced migration of oxygen from or to the interface by applying a DC voltage resulted in the deoxidation or oxidation reaction at the interface and the wettability of zirconia was affected. Furthermore, it was confirmed that this technique of applying a DC voltage was applicable to the joining of solid copper-zirconia. © 1990, The Japan Institute of Metals. All rights reserved.

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Nogi, K., Takeda, H., & Ogino, K. (1990). Effect of Applying a DC Voltage on the Wettability of Zirconia by Liquid Copper and on Copper-Zirconia Joining. Materials Transactions, JIM, 31(1), 83–90. https://doi.org/10.2320/matertrans1989.31.83

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