The Use of Fluoborate Immersion Solution in Preparation of Anodised Aluminium for Metal Deposition in the Oxide Pores

The fluoborate immersion solution developed for treatment of Al prior to electroplating dissolves the barrier layer in the pores of alumina obtained by Al anodising in the oxalic and phosphoric acid solutions. The process of the barrier layer perforation may be followed by the potential change of an...

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Published inTransactions of the Institute of Metal Finishing Vol. 80; no. 5; pp. 150 - 153
Main Authors Skominas, V., Timinskas, A., Jagminas, A., Češūnienė, A., Kurtinaitienė, M., Matulionis, E.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Birmingham Taylor & Francis 2002
Institute of Metal Finishing
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Summary:The fluoborate immersion solution developed for treatment of Al prior to electroplating dissolves the barrier layer in the pores of alumina obtained by Al anodising in the oxalic and phosphoric acid solutions. The process of the barrier layer perforation may be followed by the potential change of anodized Al in the immersion solution. Pore widening in the weak phosphoric acid solution prior to treatment in the fluoborate immersion solution leads to an effective perforation of the barrier layer and, as a result, to the possibility of metal deposition into the pores at the potential commonly used for metal deposition at metal electrodes. This extends essentially the possibilities of deposition of various metal functional systems on the anodised Al.
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ISSN:0020-2967
1745-9192
DOI:10.1080/00202967.2002.11871456