NOVELTY – Producing intermetallic monocrystalline nanowires involve submerging porous support in a first acid solution. The porous support is a pure aluminum foil of aluminum. The acid solution contains hydrochloric acid. The porous support is washed with first acid water. The obtained washed porous support is dried. The porous support consists of a cover barrier film. The film is removed by treating the porous support with water. The anode is attached to the bottom of an aluminum pan. The rare earth metal and metals are inserted through the pipe. USE – Method for producing intermetallic monocrystalline nanowires (claimed) used for anodizing process. ADVANTAGE – The method enables to produce intermetallic monocrystalline nanowires in an efficient manner. DETAILED DESCRIPTION – Producing intermetallic monocrystalline nanowires involve submerging porous support in a first acid solution. The porous support is a pure aluminum foil of aluminum. The acid solution contains hydrochloric acid. The porous support is washed with first acid water. The obtained washed porous support is dried. The porous support consists of a cover barrier film. The film is removed by treating the porous support with water. The anode is attached to the bottom of an aluminum pan. The rare earth metal and metals are inserted through the pipe. The tube is removed from the oven and subjected to the frequency of 700Hertz.
L03 (Electro-(in)organic – chemical features of conductors, resistors, magnets, capacitors and switches, electric discharge lamps, semiconductor and other materials, batteries, accumulators and thermoelectric devices, including fuel cells, magnetic recording media, radiation emission devices, liquid crystals and basic electric elements. Growing of single crystals of semiconductors and their doping are included, but semiconductor devices, where the manufacture is not claimed are excluded. Electrography, electrophotography, magnetography, electrolysis, electrophoresis, power plant, X-ray and plasma-techniques, ion exchange resins, polyelectrolytes, electroplating, metal electrodeposition, electroforming, anodising, electrolytic cleaning, cathodic protection and electrolytic or electrothermic production or refining of metals are all covered elsewhere (Sections G, J, K and M).); M11 (Electroplating; electrolytic treatment of or with metals – including electro-deposition of metals, electro-plating apparatus, electro-forming, electro-erosion, spark erosion, anodising (electrophoretically) coating metals and electrolytic cleaning and polishing (C25).); X25 (Industrial Electric Equipment)