Nickel Plating

Pinner, W. L.; Soderberg, Gustaf; Baker, EA

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“…Anode reaction: , , + H20 = H3PO3 + 2H + + 2e E°= -0.59 volt + Ni + + + H,0 = Ni + H8P08 + 2H + E°= -0.35 volt (10) This is equivalent to a decrease in free energy for Reaction 10 of 16,200 calories.…”

Section: Preparation Of Spectroscopically Pure Nickelmentioning

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The Electrochemistry of Nickel

Wesley¹

1952

Ind. Eng. Chem.

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Section: Preparation Of Spectroscopically Pure Nickelmentioning

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The Electrochemistry of Nickel

Wesley¹

1952

Ind. Eng. Chem.

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“…As is indicated by the data in table 3, the undercoat of copper may vary from a thin flash to a fairly heavy copper coating. Flashes of copper are sometimes plated on copper and brass to insure cleanliness; heavy coatings of copper are applied to zinc prior to its plating in Watts type baths [260] or bright nickel baths; deposition of copper from a cyanide bath is preferred in plating steel.…”

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Circular of the Bureau of Standards no. 485:

1950

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Preface 65 4. Copper-aluminum-nickel 65 5. Copper-manganese-nickel 65 16. Nickel-molybdenum 67 17. Nickel-tantalum 67 18. Nickel-thorium 67 19. Nickel-tin 67 20. Nickel-tungsten 67 21. Nickel-zinc 67 22. Platinum-nickel 67 23. Rhodium-nickel 67 24. Silver-nickel 67 25. Tungsten-nickel-copper 67 Part 4. I. References 68 IV Nickel and Its AlloysThis Circular reviews available information about nickel and its alloys, with particular attention to the physical properties and applications of the metal, and its ferrous and nonferrous applications. It is a revision of National Bureau of Standards Circular 100, issued in 1924. are the deposits in China,

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Chemische Probleme der Galvanotechnik

Dettner¹

1960

Angewandte Chemie

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Nickel Plating

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Circular of the Bureau of Standards no. 485:

Chemische Probleme der Galvanotechnik

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