1989 年 40 巻 7 号 p. 825-830
A method to form LaCrO3 oxide films on metals was developed. It was found that cathodic polarization of metals in La (III)-Cr (VI) solutions forms La (III)-Cr (VI) oxyhydroxide films on the metals. By controlling solution composition and pH, cathode potential, and electrolysis time, LaOH (CrO4)xH2O films were obtained with good reproducibility. The compound was found to decompose to LaCrO3 at lower temperarures and with shorter pyrolysis times than La (III) and Cr (III) compound precursors. The LaCrO3 film on stainless steels displayed good oxidation resistance. The LaCrO3 powder can also be synthesized from La (III)-Cr (VI) systems with lower enegy consumption.