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Letter 13014
Nickel electroplating
State different types of baths in the process of nickel
electroplating?
Ahmed Ismail
Ainshams University - Cairo, EGYPT
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Table 3 - Nickel electroplating solutions
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Watts Nickel
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Nickel **Sulfamate Typical
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***Semi-Bright Bath2
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Electrolyte Composition1), g/L
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- Nickel Sulfate, NiSO4.6H2O
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225 to 400
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300
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- Nickel Sulfamate, Ni (SO3NH2)2
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300 to 450
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- Nickel Chloride, NiCl2.6H2O
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30 to 60
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0 to 30
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35
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- Boric Acid, H3BO3
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30 to 45
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30 to 45
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45
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Operating Conditions
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- Temperature, deg C
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44 to 66
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32 to 60
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54
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- Agitation
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Air or mechanical
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Air of mechanical
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Air or mechanical
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- Cathode Current Density, A/dm2
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3 to 11
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0.5 to 30
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3 to 10
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- Anodes
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Nickel
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Nickel
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nickel
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- PH
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2 to 4.5
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3.5 to 5.0
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3.5 to 4.5
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Mechanical Properties
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- Tensile Strength, Mpa
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345 to 485
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415 to 610
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- Elongation, %
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10 to 30
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5 to 30
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8 to 20
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- Vickers Hardness, 100 gram load
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130 to 200
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170 to 230
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300 to 400
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- Internal Stress, Mpa
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125 to 185 (tensile)
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0 to 55 (tensile)
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35 to 150 (tensile)
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