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phosphatize
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phos·pha·tize  (fsf-tz)
tr.v. phos·pha·tized, phos·pha·tiz·ing, phos·pha·tiz·es
1. To change into phosphates or a phosphate.
2. To treat with phosphate or phosphoric acid.
phospha·ti·zation (-t-zshn) n.
phosphatize, phosphatise [ˈfɒsfəˌtaɪz]
vb
1. (Chemistry) (tr) to treat with a phosphate or phosphates, as by applying a fertilizer
2. (Chemistry) to change or be changed into a phosphate
phosphatization , phosphatisation n
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The remaining surface treatments, grit blasting plus primer and phosphatization with or without primer, provide intermediate levels of durability.
Strength vs. durability of rubber-metal bonds--factor effects from ... by Del Vecchio, R.J.; Ferro, Ernest, Jr. / Rubber World
It is assumed that homogenization of baculate laminae has taken place due to a large amount of secondarily added apatitic material, formed via phosphatization of the organic compound in baculate laminae.
A new type of shell structure in a phosphatic brachiopod from the ... by Nemliher, Juri / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences: Geology
The phosphatization was performed in a nine-step Bonder 28 Zn/Ni-phosphatizing process with Zirconium fluoride as passivation.
Properties of powder coatings in load carrying construction by Johansson, Mats / JCT Research
 
 
 
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