Electrodeposition of Zinc Alloys from Trilonate Electrolytes

Ludmila N. Makarova; Viktor V. Povetkin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.839.150

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Electrodeposition of Zinc Alloys from Trilonate Electrolytes

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For the electrodeposition of corrosion-resistant coatings with zinc alloys with copper, stibium, cobalt, manganese and lead, complex electrolytes based on trilon B have been developed. It is shown that the developed electrolytes are characterized by high scattering power and productivity and allow obtaining fine-crystalline, semi-gloss coatings with an insignificant level of internal stresses.

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Ludmila N. Makarova*, Viktor V. Povetkin

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Complex Electrolytes, High Scattering Power

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