CN101538725A - Method for preparing Tb-Co alloy layer by utilizing ionic liquid electrodeposition technology - Google Patents

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CN101538725A
CN101538725A CN200910071687A CN200910071687A CN101538725A CN 101538725 A CN101538725 A CN 101538725A CN 200910071687 A CN200910071687 A CN 200910071687A CN 200910071687 A CN200910071687 A CN 200910071687A CN 101538725 A CN101538725 A CN 101538725A
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The invention relates to a method for preparing a Tb-Co alloy layer by utilizing ionic liquid electrodeposition technology, in particular to a method for preparing the Tb-Co alloy layer, aiming at solving the problems of complicated manufacturing technique and equipment, high cost and uneven surface of a settled layer when the Tb-Co alloy layer is prepared by the prior art. The preparation method comprises: 1. 1- methyl-3- butyllnildaanlium tetrafluoroborate, anhydrous cobalt fluoroborate and anhydrous terbium fluoroborate are mixed together for preparing ionic liquid electrolyte; 2. electrodeposition; 3. after being washed by ethanol and distilled water and dried, the sample is dried to obtain the Tb-Co alloy layer. The method utilizes the ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to synthesize the smooth, flat and uniform Tb-Co alloy layer. The invention has simple technique and equipment as well as low cost.

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A kind of method of utilizing ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer
Technical field
The present invention relates to a kind of method of the Tb-Co of preparation alloy layer.
Background technology
From nineteen eighty-two, Wilkes reported with chlorination 1-methyl-3-ethyl imidazol(e) (1-ethyl-3-methylimidazoliumchloride, EMIC) and AlCl 3After mixing the good ionic liquid at room temperature of available energy, ionic liquid has obtained paying close attention to widely in every field.Ionic liquid is compared with ordinary organic solvents, not only most of inorganicss and organism is had good solubility, and simultaneously it also has very wide electrochemical window, good electroconductibility, does not almost have vapour pressure, higher advantages such as thermostability.Therefore, ionic liquid has obtained using widely aspect electrodeposit metals.The Tb-Co alloy layer is subjected to people's attention owing to have special magnetic property always, the Tb-Co alloy layer is mainly prepared by physical methods such as injection, vacuum sputterings at present, but these methods exist technology, equipment complexity, the higher and uneven first-class defective in settled layer surface of cost.
Summary of the invention
The objective of the invention is when preparing the Tb-Co alloy layer, to have preparation technology and the surperficial inhomogenous problem of equipment complexity, cost height and settled layer, and a kind of method of utilizing ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer is provided in order to solve prior art.
The method of utilizing ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer realizes according to the following steps: one, in ar gas environment, by 1~7: 1~3: 1~6 mol ratio mixes 1-methyl-3-butyl imidazole a tetrafluoro borate, anhydrous fluoroboric acid cobalt and anhydrous fluoroboric acid terbium, gets il electrolyte; Two, adopting the method for galvanic deposit to put into il electrolyte through pretreated matrix, is that 20~100 ℃, current density are 20~120A/m in temperature 2, the distance between anode and the matrix is under the condition of 1~10cm, electroplating processes 5~10min, test specimen; Three, adopt ethanol and distilled water flushing successively behind the taking-up test specimen, drying promptly gets the Tb-Co alloy layer; As anode, matrix is as negative electrode with platinized platinum or graphite in galvanic deposit in the step 2.
Carry out electron-microscope scanning according to the Tb-Co alloy layer that the present invention is obtained and observe, utilize the method for ionic liquid electrodeposition to synthesize the Tb-Co alloy layer of smooth smooth, homogeneous.Technology of the present invention is simple and equipment is simple, (starting material are market and buy) with low cost.
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Fig. 1 is the stereoscan photograph of resultant product Tb-Co alloy layer in the embodiment 14, Fig. 2 is the stereoscan photograph of embodiment 15 resultant product Tb-Co alloy layers, and Fig. 3 is the stereoscan photograph of embodiment 16 resultant product Tb-Co alloy layers.
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Embodiment one: the method that present embodiment utilizes ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer realizes according to the following steps: one, in ar gas environment, by 1~7: 1~3: 1~6 mol ratio mixes 1-methyl-3-butyl imidazole a tetrafluoro borate, anhydrous fluoroboric acid cobalt and anhydrous fluoroboric acid terbium, gets il electrolyte; Two, adopting the method for galvanic deposit to put into il electrolyte through pretreated matrix, is that 20~100 ℃, current density are 20~120A/m in temperature 2, the distance between anode and the matrix is under the condition of 1~10cm, electroplating processes 5~10min, test specimen; Three, adopt ethanol and distilled water flushing successively behind the taking-up test specimen, drying promptly gets the Tb-Co alloy layer; As anode, matrix is as negative electrode with platinized platinum or graphite in galvanic deposit in the step 2.
Employed starting material are all bought in market in the present embodiment.
Embodiment two: present embodiment and embodiment one are different is that the mol ratio of 1-methyl in the step 1-3-butyl imidazole a tetrafluoro borate, anhydrous fluoroboric acid cobalt and anhydrous fluoroboric acid terbium is 2~6: 1.5~2.5: 2~5.Other step and parameter are identical with embodiment one.
Embodiment three: present embodiment and embodiment one are different is that the mol ratio of 1-methyl in the step 1-3-butyl imidazole a tetrafluoro borate, anhydrous fluoroboric acid cobalt and anhydrous fluoroboric acid terbium is 4: 2: 3.Other step and parameter are identical with embodiment one.
Embodiment four: present embodiment and embodiment one to three are different is that the preprocessing process of matrix is that sodium hydroxide solution, the mass concentration of using 3mol/L successively is 20% hydrochloric acid soln washing in the step 2, and water cleans and finishes then.Other step and parameter are identical with embodiment one to three.
It is that the purpose of 20% hydrochloric acid soln is greasy dirt and the oxide compound in order to erode matrix surface that present embodiment adds the NaOH solution of 3mol/L and mass concentration.
Embodiment five: what present embodiment and embodiment one to four were different is that temperature is 40 ℃ in the step 2.Other step and parameter are identical with embodiment one to four.
Embodiment six: what present embodiment and embodiment four were different is that current density is 40~100A/m in the step 2 2Other step and parameter are identical with embodiment four.
Embodiment seven: what present embodiment and embodiment four were different is that current density is 60A/m in the step 2 2Other step and parameter are identical with embodiment four.
Embodiment eight: present embodiment and embodiment one, two, three, six or seven are different is that the distance between anode and the matrix is 2~8cm in the step 2.Other step and parameter are identical with embodiment one, two, three, six or seven.
Embodiment nine: present embodiment and embodiment one, two, three, six or seven are different is that the distance between anode and the matrix is 5cm in the step 2.Other step and parameter are identical with embodiment one, two, three, six or seven.
Embodiment ten: present embodiment is different with embodiment eight or nine be in the step 2 electroplating processes time be 6~9min.Other step and parameter are identical with embodiment eight or nine.
Embodiment 11: present embodiment is different with embodiment eight or nine be in the step 2 electroplating processes time be 8min.Other step and parameter are identical with embodiment eight or nine.
Embodiment 12: what present embodiment and embodiment one, two, three, six, seven, ten or 11 were different is that matrix is copper sheet, gold plaque, platinized platinum, silver strip or iron plate in the step 2.Other step and parameter are identical with embodiment one, two, three, six, seven, ten or 11.
Embodiment 13: what present embodiment and embodiment 12 were different is that alcoholic acid purity is 99.9% in the step 3.Other step and parameter are identical with embodiment 12.
Embodiment 14: the method that present embodiment utilizes ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer realizes according to the following steps: one, in ar gas environment, by 3: 1: 2 mol ratios 1-methyl-3-butyl imidazole a tetrafluoro borate, anhydrous fluoroboric acid cobalt and anhydrous fluoroboric acid terbium are mixed, get il electrolyte; Two, adopting the method for galvanic deposit to put into il electrolyte through pretreated copper sheet, is that 60 ℃, current density are 100A/m in temperature 2, the distance between platinized platinum and the copper sheet is under the condition of 2.5cm, electroplating processes 5min, test specimen; Three, adopt ethanol and distilled water flushing successively behind the taking-up test specimen, drying promptly gets the Tb-Co alloy layer.
The method of the galvanic deposit in the present embodiment step 2 is employing HY1791-5S D.C. regulated power supply power supply stream and realization.
The terbium content of the Tb-Co alloy layer that present embodiment obtains is 15%, and cobalt contents is 85%.
The Tb-Co alloy layer that present embodiment obtains has metalluster.
Adopt the Tb-Co alloy layer of present embodiment preparation, the scanning electron microscope analysis figure of Tb-Co alloy layer as shown in Figure 1.Tb-Co alloy layer surface presents state smooth, uniform surface.
Embodiment 15: the method that present embodiment utilizes ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer realizes according to the following steps: one, in ar gas environment, by 2: 1: 6 mol ratios 1-methyl-3-butyl imidazole a tetrafluoro borate, anhydrous fluoroboric acid cobalt and anhydrous fluoroboric acid terbium are mixed, get il electrolyte; Two, adopting the method for galvanic deposit to put into il electrolyte through pretreated gold plaque, is that 30 ℃, current density are 80A/m in temperature 2, the distance between platinized platinum and the gold plaque is under the condition of 1cm, electroplating processes 5min, test specimen; Three, adopt ethanol and distilled water flushing successively behind the taking-up test specimen, drying promptly gets the Tb-Co alloy layer.
The method of the galvanic deposit in the present embodiment step 2 adopts the HY1791-5S D.C. regulated power supply that electric current is provided and realizes.
The terbium content of the Tb-Co alloy layer that present embodiment obtains is 22%, and cobalt contents is 78%.
The Tb-Co alloy layer that present embodiment obtains has metalluster.
Adopt the Tb-Co alloy layer of present embodiment preparation, the scanning electron microscope analysis figure of Tb-Co alloy layer as shown in Figure 2.Tb-Co alloy layer surface presents state smooth, uniform surface.
Embodiment 16: the method that present embodiment utilizes ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer realizes according to the following steps: one, in ar gas environment, by 3: 2: 5 mol ratios 1-methyl-3-butyl imidazole a tetrafluoro borate, anhydrous fluoroboric acid cobalt and anhydrous fluoroboric acid terbium are mixed, get il electrolyte; Two, adopting the method for galvanic deposit to put into il electrolyte through pretreated matrix, is that 100 ℃, current density are 80A/m in temperature 2, the distance between platinized platinum and the gold plaque is under the condition of 5cm, electroplating processes 10min, test specimen; Three, adopt ethanol and distilled water flushing successively behind the taking-up test specimen, drying promptly gets the Tb-Co alloy layer.
The method of the electrophoretic deposition in the present embodiment step 2 adopts the HY1791-5S D.C. regulated power supply that electric current is provided and realizes.
The terbium content of the Tb-Co alloy layer that present embodiment obtains is 18%, and cobalt contents is 82%.
The Tb-Co alloy layer that present embodiment obtains has metalluster.
Adopt the Tb-Co alloy layer of present embodiment preparation, the scanning electron microscope analysis figure of Tb-Co alloy layer as shown in Figure 3.Tb-Co alloy layer surface presents state smooth, uniform surface.

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1, a kind of method of utilizing ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer, it is characterized in that the method for utilizing ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer realizes according to the following steps: one, in ar gas environment, by 1~7: 1~3: 1~6 mol ratio mixes 1-methyl-3-butyl imidazole a tetrafluoro borate, anhydrous fluoroboric acid cobalt and anhydrous fluoroboric acid terbium, gets il electrolyte; Two, adopting the method for galvanic deposit to put into il electrolyte through pretreated matrix, is that 20~100 ℃, current density are 20~120A/m in temperature 2, the distance between anode and the matrix is under the condition of 1~10cm, electroplating processes 5~10min, test specimen; Three, adopt ethanol and distilled water flushing successively behind the taking-up test specimen, drying promptly gets the Tb-Co alloy layer; As anode, matrix is as negative electrode with platinized platinum or graphite in galvanic deposit in the step 2.
2, a kind of method of utilizing ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer according to claim 1 is characterized in that the mol ratio of 1-methyl in the step 1-3-butyl imidazole a tetrafluoro borate, anhydrous fluoroboric acid cobalt and anhydrous fluoroboric acid terbium is 2~6: 1.5~2.5: 2~5.
3, a kind of method of utilizing ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer according to claim 1 and 2, it is characterized in that the preprocessing process of matrix in the step 2 is that working concentration is that the sodium hydroxide solution of 3mol/L and mass concentration are 20% hydrochloric acid soln washing successively, water cleans and finishes then.
4, a kind of method of utilizing ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer according to claim 3 is characterized in that current density is 40~100A/m in the step 2 2
5,, it is characterized in that the distance between the anode and matrix is 2~8cm in the step 2 according to claim 1,2 or 4 described a kind of methods of utilizing ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer.
6, a kind of method of utilizing ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer according to claim 5 is characterized in that the electroplating processes time is 6~9min in the step 2.
7, according to claim 1,2,4 or 6 described a kind of methods of utilizing ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer, it is characterized in that matrix is copper sheet, gold plaque, platinized platinum, silver strip or iron plate in the step 2.
8, a kind of method of utilizing ionic liquid electrodeposition technology to prepare the Tb-Co alloy layer according to claim 7 is characterized in that alcoholic acid purity is 99.9% in the step 3.
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