Numerical Study of Localized Electrochemical Deposition for Micro Electrochemical Additive Manufacturing

An Electrochemical Study of Two Self-Dopable Water-Soluble Aniline Derivatives: Electrochemical Deposition of Copolymers

An electrochemical study of two water-soluble aniline derivatives, N-(3-sulfopropyl) aniline (AnPS) and N-(3-sulfopropyl) p-aminodiphenylamine (DAnPS), in aqueous acidic electrolytic solutions containing different kinds of doping anions (Cl (-), SO(4) (2-), and ClO(4) (-)) was carried out. At sufficiently high anodic potential, the sulfonated aniline derivatives undergo oxidation processes yiel...

Kinetic Study of Electrochemical Deposition of Nickel from Chloride Baths in the Presence of Saccharin

Nickel is an essential engineering material and electrodeposited Ni has been widely used in many fields to improve surface finishing, corrosion resistance and wear properties. The kinetics of electrochemical deposition of nickel from chloride baths in the presence and absence of saccharin on the copper substrate was investigated by applying cyclic voltammetry and chronoamperometry measureme...

Numerical simulation of electrochemical desalination.

We present an effective numerical approach to simulate electrochemically mediated desalination of seawater. This new membraneless, energy efficient desalination method relies on the oxidation of chloride ions, which generates an ion depletion zone and local electric field gradient near the junction of a microchannel branch to redirect sea salt into the brine stream, consequently producing desal...

Fundamentals of Electrochemical Deposition Second Edition

59 It is occasionally the case that certain types of work produce results that seem completely obvious in hindsight. A common example of a case where this effect is observed is for papers that provide a synthesis of several ideas. The elegance, simplicity, and power of such analyses, while critical to the consolidation of scientific ideas, leads us to forget the state of confusion or piecemeal ...

Electrochemical Deposition Method Utilizing Microdroplets of Solution