New Low Emissivity Coating on Cenospheres by Electroless Plating

Yan Chen; Yi Bin Cui; Wen Xin Ma; Chun Wu; Li Yin Chen; Ping Ya; Jing Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.529.92

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New Low Emissivity Coating on Cenospheres by Electroless Plating

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Low infrared emissivity materials based on cenosphere particles are prepared by chemical electroless Ni-coating process. This metal/inorganic composites were identified by FESEM and XRD, It can be concluded that nickel coatings are formed on the surface of cenospheres by electroless plating.and infrared emissivity properties were discussed.

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Yan Chen, Yi Bin Cui, Wen Xin Ma, Chun Wu, Li Yin Chen, Ping Ya, Jing Li

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Cenosphere, Electroless, Infrared Emissivity

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