Metal treatment – Compositions – Heat treating
Patent
1979-11-28
1981-07-21
Smith, Ronald H.
Metal treatment
Compositions
Heat treating
4271264, 4273833, 4273762, 4273763, 204195S, 428329, C23C 1100, B05D 512
Patent
active
042796660
ABSTRACT:
An inexpensive method for making a durable porous overcoat on a noble metal exhaust electrode of a solid electrolyte exhaust gas oxygen sensor. The electrode is coated with aluminum flakes and the aluminum flakes oxidized in situ by heating in an oxidizing atmosphere.
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Bueker Richard
General Motors Corporation
Smith Ronald H.
Wallace Robert J.
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