Research progress in formation mechanism of anodizing aluminum oxide

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The self-ordering porous anodizing aluminum oxide (AAO) has attracted much attention because of its potential value of application. Valve metals (Al, Ti, Zr etc.) anodic studies have been conducted for more than 80 years, but the mechanism of the formation of hexagonal prismatic cell structure has so far been different. In this paper, the research results of AAO film formation mechanism are reviewed, and the growth models of several AAO films are summarized, including the field-Assisted dissolution (FAD), the viscous flow model, the critical current density effect model, the bulk expansion stress model and the steady-state pore growth model and so on. It analyzed the principle of each model and its rationality. This paper will be of great help to reveal the nature of pore formation and self-ordering, and with the hope that through the study of AAO film formation mechanism, the specific effects of various oxidation parameters on AAO film morphology can be obtained.

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Lv, Y. (2017). Research progress in formation mechanism of anodizing aluminum oxide. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 100). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/100/1/012022

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