Preparation and Application of Nickel Electroplating on Copper (Ni/EC) Electrode for Glucose Detection

Hakim, Muh. Supwatul; Pangestu, Haryoko; Riyanto, Riyanto

doi:10.26554/sti.2022.7.2.208-212

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“…The consequence is that the cell will lose its performance. To reduce passivation, one e ective way is to coat the metal with another metal that is more resistant to corrosion (Reda et al, 2020;Ameen et al, 2010), simple and low-cost (Hakim and Pangestu, 2022;Giurlani et al, 2018).…”

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Electrochemical Performance of Galvanic Cell with Silver Coated Cathode in One Compartment System Using Seawater as Electrolyte

Pauzi¹,

Samosir²,

Sulistiyanti³

et al. 2023

Sci. Technol. Indones

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This research was carried out to evaluate the electrochemical performance of a galvanic cell using seawater as an electrolyte. The cell was designed to have a volume of 200 mL and equipped with Zn as an anode and Ag-coated Cu as a cathode (Cu(Ag)-Zn system) in order to suppress the corrosion of Cu. As a comparison, the same experiment with the use of uncoated Cu as a cathode (Cu-Zn system) was also conducted. To conduct the experiment, a system was assembled by connecting 20 cells in series and placed in a closed container filled with seawater. The experiment was run for 72 hours, divided into three 24-hour cycles, by replacing the seawater every 24 hours. The performance of the system was evaluated in terms of open circuit voltage, close circuit voltage, current, light intensity, internal resistance, and power. The experimental results show that the corrosion rate of Cu coated with silver was smaller than that of uncoated Cu. Compared to the performance of the Cu-Zn system, it was also found that the Cu(Ag)-Zn system produced higher power and light intensity, which is in accordance with its smaller internal resistance. The overall experimental results indicate better performance of Cu(Ag)-Zn system and this better performance is attributed to the significantly lower corrosion rate of Cu(Ag) cathode which signifies the role of Ag layer to protect the Cu from attack by seawater. As a result, the Cu(Ag)-Zn system maintained the cathode corrosion rate with a ratio of 0.19. The percentage decrease of the OCV of the Cu(Ag)-Zn system was 6.14%, the CCV on the third day was 0.99%, the current was 36.68%, and the power was 37.83%.

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Electrochemical Performance of Galvanic Cell with Silver Coated Cathode in One Compartment System Using Seawater as Electrolyte

Pauzi¹,

Samosir²,

Sulistiyanti³

et al. 2023

Sci. Technol. Indones

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Effect of bath temperature on electroplating of nickel on a copper substrate

Sherwin,

Goudar,

Haider

et al. 2024

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Analysis of the Effect of Time on Tensile Strength and Hardness of Electroplating Method Using Nickel on Aluminum 7075

Setiawan

Walikram

Sehono

et al. 2022

KEM

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The purpose of this research of aluminum electroplating with nickel is to improve the value of its tensile strength and hardness. This test was conducted to determine the effect of time towards the tensile strength and hardness of nickel on aluminum 7075 electroplating and the time required to achieve optimum conditions. The materials used in this study are aluminum 7075 and nickel plating. The finishing treatment process used was electroplating method. Fixed variables utilized in this study comprised the voltage (25 V), gap between electrodes (15 cm), amount of water (2400 ml), salt (four spoons), vinegar (1600 ml), aluminum, and nickel for plating. The variations used in immersion time were 30, 40, and 60 minutes for further tensile test and hardness test. The result of this research shows that the highest tensile strength value obtained was 546,155 MPa with 60 minutes coating time. While the value of hardness from time to time varied with the highest rate in of 30-minute coating time was 188.266 kgf/mm. According to the test results, it can be inferred that the longer coating time it takes, the higher the tensile strength rate the material obtains.

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Preparation and Application of Nickel Electroplating on Copper (Ni/EC) Electrode for Glucose Detection

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Electrochemical Performance of Galvanic Cell with Silver Coated Cathode in One Compartment System Using Seawater as Electrolyte

Electrochemical Performance of Galvanic Cell with Silver Coated Cathode in One Compartment System Using Seawater as Electrolyte

Effect of bath temperature on electroplating of nickel on a copper substrate

Analysis of the Effect of Time on Tensile Strength and Hardness of Electroplating Method Using Nickel on Aluminum 7075

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