Study of Ni-Mo electrodeposition in direct and pulse-reverse current

A study of the effect of cycling modes on the electrochromic properties of Ni(OH)2 films

“…The current supply regime is of importance for electrochemical deposition of alloys. Thus, the authors of the paper [18] propose the impulse galvanostatic regime for deposition of Ni-Mo alloy. According to experimental results, they have found that a quality deposit requires the galvanostatic regime with current impulses with different duration and polarity.…”

Effect of solution pH, precursor ratio, agitation and temperature on Ni-Mo and Ni-Mo-O electrodeposits from ammonium citrate baths

“…However, the scope of papers were on either the complexation or the electrochemical reduction of metals ( Murase et al, 2004 ; Hamada et al, 2008 ; Ohgai et al, 2013 ; Aaboubi et al, 2015 ; Péter et al, 2021 ). Moreover, individual papers investigated a few synthesis parameters in a narrow range, and there is no baseline condition among them ( Beltowska-Lehman et al, 2012 ; Ohgai et al, 2013 ; Aaboubi et al, 2015 ; Bigos et al, 2017 ; Stryuchkova et al, 2017 ). Although two mechanisms were proposed for the induced co-deposition, the reports only mentioned either one ( Ernst and Holt, 1958 ; Fukushima et al, 1979 ; Creager et al, 1982 ; Chassaing et al, 1989 ; Crousier et al, 1992 ; Rengakuji et al, 1994 ; Podlaha and Landolt, 1997 ).…”