Electroplating uses aluminum material, where it’s easy to obtain, lighter, and cheaper than other metals. The research goal was determine the ability of electric current power (Al) coated with silver (Ag) by electroplating method, effect magnitude length time coating process took on weight Al Ag strength metal after tested using Brinnell test. method used is compare pure at different currents p...

This paper focuses on electroplating-based volumetric nanomanufacturing to create highly-structured multilayer metallic materials, with precisely designed characteristic lengths in the hundreds of nanometers but volumes of manufactured material in the macro range. This electroplating-based approach also enables batch fabrication of nanostructures. The fabrication relies on automated and repeate...

Nickel thin films have been electrodeposited without the use of an additional seed layer, on highly doped silicon wafers. These substrates conduct sufficiently well to allow deposition using a peripherical electrical contact on the wafer. Films 2 μm thick have been deposited using a nickel sulfamate bath on both n+and p+-type silicon wafers, where a series of trenches with different widths had ...

Electroplating remains an attractive deposition approach for fabricating metal microspherical targets inertial confinement fusion because of its relatively fast rates and ability to produce full-density small grain coatings. Here, we discuss recent advances that allow coating thick (>60 µm) leak-free gold capsules with gradients silver. We present a new apparatus used electroplating hollow (typ...

Implantable microelectrode arrays (MEAs) have been a boon for neural stimulation and recording experiments. Commercially available MEAs have high impedances, due to their low surface area and small tip diameters, which are suitable for recording single unit activity. Lowering the electrode impedance, but preserving the small diameter, would provide a number of advantages, including reduced stim...

Chromium, especially chromium (VI), is the main pollutant of the tannery and electroplating industries. Cr (VI) is said to be a hazardous pollutant as it is highly toxic, mutagenic as well a carcinogen. Cr (VI) is mobile as it is soluble in nature. In our present study, indigenous bacteria that are tolerant to high concentrations of Cr (VI) were isolated from chromium contaminated electroplatin...