Electrodeposition of hard to deposit materials on aluminum and other substrates using improved water saving mercy cell
OwnerBassey J. Udofotinventor
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The present invention provides an alloy film of Mn or its Fe—Mn is depositable on a metalized alumina ceramic (Al2O3-SiO3) substrate for hermetically sealed glass-metal fusion used for aircraft switch assemblies. The coefficient of thermal expansion of Fe—Mn alloys appear to be fairly low, nearer to that of glass. Fe—Mn alloy film is an alternative to Fe64—Ni36 alloy films (Invar) normally used for glass to glass fusion purposes. Fe—Mn alloy films is also depositable directly on bare Alumina (Al2O3) substrate with or without zincating pretreatment. Similarly bright, smooth coherent film of Mn—Au or Fe—Mn—Ni Au alloys is depositable from an aqueous solution of simple salt bath or on Cu substrate without the use of cyanide without bridging with zincate processes.
A method of removing total dissolved solids (TDS) contaminants from disposable rinse water and depositing TDS onto an electrode substrate comprising the steps of:
An amorphosus, nanocrystalline, microstructural, equiax, lamellar crystal structure, microstructural, single, polycrystalline, thin, ultra thin, or thick film of Fe—Mn, coherent bright electrodeposits of (a) Mn, Ni, and its alloys (Fe—Mn, Fe—Mn—Au, Mn—Ni—Au, Fe—Ni—Mn, Fe—Mn—Au, Fe—Mn—V) on a substrate selected from the group consisting of:
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