2020
DOI: 10.1080/00202967.2020.1748390
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The advantage of ultrasound during electrodeposition on morphology and corrosion stability of Zn-Co alloy coatings

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“…The activity at the metal substrate could be presented by values of charge-transfer resistance, R ct , derived from fitting of the EIS data by commonly used equivalent electrical circuits for coatings comprising one or two time constants [6,14]. The small initial decrease of R ct for all coatings (Figure 15) was related to contact of the electrolyte with the metal substrate.…”
Section: Polarization Tests and Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The activity at the metal substrate could be presented by values of charge-transfer resistance, R ct , derived from fitting of the EIS data by commonly used equivalent electrical circuits for coatings comprising one or two time constants [6,14]. The small initial decrease of R ct for all coatings (Figure 15) was related to contact of the electrolyte with the metal substrate.…”
Section: Polarization Tests and Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zinc-based protective coatings are widely applied in different fields of industries for steel protection. In order to achieve prolonged service life, zinc coating is usually alloyed with Ni [1,2], Fe [3,4] or Co [5][6][7]. The constant demands imposed by industry for thinner, more efficient and long-term steel protection have led to more intensive research on different composite coatings.…”
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“…A positive effect of ultrasonic agitation on surface roughness reduction was also observed by Sheng et al for electrodeposited Ni-Co coatings [ 37 ]. The presence of ultrasound during electrodeposition enhances mass transfer, influencing the kinetics of the electrode reactions, reducing grain size and the influencing processes of the desorption of gas bubbles from the electrode surface [ 38 , 39 ]. This, in turn, resulted in the reduction of the number of pores and the longitudinal traces resulting from the displacement of hydrogen bubbles, as indicated by the presented results.…”
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“…Ultrasonic-assisted electrodeposition facilitates the uniform distribution of particles in solution and metallic matrix composites [25] . Besides, ultrasound can promote mass transport, reduce the diffuse layer thickness [26] , [27] and increase the growth rate of the Ni/diamond composite coatings.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%