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hopeite

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hopeite [′hō‚pīt]
(mineralogy)
Zn3(PO4)2ยท4H2O A gray, orthorhombic mineral composed of hydrous phosphate of zinc; specific gravity is 2.76-2.85; dimorphous with parahopeite.
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X-ray diffraction equipment is less apt to be found in the analytical lab of a paint supplier or user, but it commonly is used to identify the different crystalline phosphates produced by the zinc phosphating process, such as hopeite ([Zn.
Coatings Clinic: pretreatment of metals II: analysis and testing by Schoff, Clifford K. / JCT CoatingsTech
HOPEITE AS A SURFACE CONDITIONER The next step will be the introduction of a new surface conditioner technology, which may not appear significant, but will in fact have a major impact.
Emerging technologies in pretreatment: pretreatment is playing a ... by Giles, Terrence R. / Coatings World
3) The main crystalline components of zinc phosphate layers are hopeite ([Zn.
Formation and characteristics of Al-Zn hydrotalcite coatings on ... by Guan, H. / JCT Research
 
 
 
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