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How to electroplate FeO ?




I want to make FeO particles via electrodeposition. Does anyone know the best way to go about the problem?

Eric Lewandowski
researcher - Pennsylvania
November 18, 2009



November , 2009

Hi, Eric. Electroplating (per se) does not generate oxides; rather it generates metals by reducing them from ions of them in solution. Please spend a few sentences describing what you are trying to do, or telling us of your progress to date, because it isn't clear what you are asking. Thanks.

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Ted Mooney, finishing.com
Ted Mooney, P.E.
Striving to live Aloha
finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey



Hi,

Thanks for the response. I want features that are paramagnetic. The feature are high aspect ratio so sputtering, ebeam, etc will probably not work. I have made these features in past by electroplating other materials like ag,au,ni,cu,pt etc. but they do not possess the desired properties. I don't necessarily need to plate FeO if there was a way to plate Fe then oxidize to only FeO that would also work. Or if I could plate another material with similar magnetic susceptibility. I just thought I remember reading a journal article like 5 years ago were they made FeO feature or films via electroplating.

Eric Lewandowski
- Pennsylvania
November 19, 2009




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