The process of electroplating in presence of Nickel Salts
Electroplating process has been carried out by utilising the Watt’s Bath without brighteners. Plots of weight change of electrodes versus current density shows that weight loss of anodes and weight of deposits on cathodes are proportional to current density and and plating time. While plots of weig...
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Universiti Malaysia Perlis
2008
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| Online Access: | http://dspace.unimap.edu.my/xmlui/handle/123456789/3270 |
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| Summary: | Electroplating process has been carried out by utilising the Watt’s Bath without brighteners. Plots of weight change of electrodes versus current density shows that
weight loss of anodes and weight of deposits on cathodes are proportional to current density and and plating time. While plots of weight change of electrodes versus temperature shows no significant influence of temperature to weight change of electrodes. All plots are compared with theoretical values and shows excellent
agreement with Faraday’s Laws. Products that are produced by utilising cast nickel anodes show very good corrosion properties in normal condition, or good appearance without using brighteners. There are 4 parameters involve in this project that are current
density, temperature, pH and plating time where the best parameter will get good
appearance and ability to corrossion resistance. |
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