Electroless Nickel Plating on ME20M Magnesium Alloys with an Environmentally-Friendly Pretreatment

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Coating of ME20M magnesium alloys was first carried out using electroless nickel plating technique with an environmentally-friendly pretreatment. The morphology and specific weight loss of the pickling process were investigated. The Ni-P coating was characterized by its structure, morphology, chemical composition, adhesion strength and corrosion resistance. The SEM image shows that the pyrophosphate pickling process can produce a rough surface and the thermal shock test indicates excellent adhesion strength between magnesium alloys and Ni-P coating. The damp heat test and electrochemical measurement prove the Ni-P coating significantly increase the corrosion resistance of ME20M magnesium alloys.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 750-752)

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2063-2069

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August 2013

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