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Electroplating of zinc−nickel alloy coatings (3–16 at % Ni) on Type 17G1S-U steel from ammonium oxalate baths is studied. The effects that the ratio of alloy components has on the… Click to show full abstract
Electroplating of zinc−nickel alloy coatings (3–16 at % Ni) on Type 17G1S-U steel from ammonium oxalate baths is studied. The effects that the ratio of alloy components has on the coating’s corrosion resistance and structure and the electroplating kinetic parameters are revealed. Applying zinc–nickel alloy coatings leads to a nearly sevenfold decrease in the corrosion rate compared to zinc-only coatings. The microhardness of high-alloy nickel coatings increases by a factor of 1.8 compared to their low-alloy zinc–nickel counterparts.
Keywords:
alloy coatings;
ammonium oxalate;
zinc nickel;
nickel alloy
Journal Title: Surface Engineering and Applied Electrochemistry
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Surface Engineering and Applied Electrochemistry
Year Published: 2020
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