反应釜内胆材料316L合英文文献和中文翻译(2)
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copper,
14-16
nickel,
8,17
titanium,
16,18,19
zirco-
nium,
18,20
tantalum,
21
silicon,
22,23
mica,
24
silver,
14,16
iron,
2,16,25
manganese, and chromium26
have been used as substrates to form
SAMs. The choice of headgroup is critical for the stability of
SAMs. Long chain aliphatic molecules with headgroups such as
silanes,
27,28
thiols,
29,30
carboxylic acid,
13,31-35
phosphonic acid,
36-39
sulfonic acid,
39,40
and hydroxamic acid16,41
have been utilized on
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191–201.these metal and metal oxide substrates. Despite a significant
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predict which headgroup or acid will result in a complete mono-
layer on a specific metal substrate. This has been proven to be
even more difficult on alloy oxides, where little work has been
done.
27,36,37,42-44
Stainless steel 316L is a low-carbon austenitic steel which is
used as surgical implant material. Like all stainless steels, it