Electrodeposition of crack-free and amorphous Ni-Mo alloys with high Mo content from gluconate baths
Arthur Filgueira de Almeida,
Josiane Dantas Costa,
Mikarla Baía de Sousa
et al.
Abstract:In this article, electroplated Ni-Mo alloys with high Mo content from gluconate baths are presented. Specifically, the influence of current density on the electrodeposition process, which produced crack-free Ni-Mo alloys with high Mo content, was evaluated. Commonly, Ni-Mo electrodeposition is performed in citrate solutions, as citrate ions promote coordination compounds with greater stability compared to mono and bivalent ligands. However, due to the high internal stress caused by Mo in the coating when its c… Show more
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