Superamphiphobicity and electroactivity enabled dual physical/chemical protections in novel anticorrosive nanocomposite coatings

作者：Yuan, Ruixia; Wu, Shiqi; Wang, Baohui; Liu, Zhanjian; Mu, Liwen; Ji, Tuo; Chen, Long; Liu, Bowen; Wang, Huaiyuan^*; Zhu, Jiahua^*

来源：Polymer, 2016, 85: 37-46.

DOI：10.1016/j.polymer.2016.01.014

• Polymer nanocomposites
• Superamphiphobic property
• Anti-corrosion coating

Superamphiphobic and electroactive composite coating on aluminum substrate was successfully fabricated by integrating epoxy, polyaniline (PANI), fluorinated ethylene propylene, carbon nanotubes and SiO2 nanoparticles into a two-layer coating configuration with nano/micro hierarchical surface structure. The composite coating demonstrates strong adhesion, excellent wear resistance and durable anti-wettability. The electrochemical tests demonstrated significantly enhanced anticorrosion performance by surface barrier effect of the superamphiphobic coating and redox catalytic capability of embedded electroactive PANI. The design principle of the multi-functional coatings will definitely benefit the advancement of durable anti-corrosive coatings and the achieved superior properties will promise a wider engineering applications in petroleum related industries.

• 出版日期2016-2-24
• 单位东北石油大学