STUDY OF THE PROCESSES OF CATHODIC REDUCTION OF ZINC ON VARIOUS METALS
| Authors: Okorochkov A.A., Pchelkina E.S. | |
| Published in issue: #2(103)/2026 | |
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Category: Chemistry | Chapter: Electrochemistry |
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Keywords: Electrochemical processes, cathodic reduction, high-adhesion coatings, properties of product coatings, copper and zinc coatings, coating thickness, conditions of metal deposition on electrodes |
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| Published: 02.03.2026 | |
Electrochemical deposition of copper and zinc coatings is widely used in various industries
(electronics, aviation, automotive, and other industries). The advantages of copper coatings
include high adhesion to virtually all metals, high electrical conductivity, and high thermal
conductivity. The uniqueness of zinc coatings lies in their ability to provide not only
barrier protection but also electrochemical protection against corrosion and abrasion
resistance. The aim of this study was to experimentally study the electrochemical deposition
of zinc and copper from aqueous solutions of various electrolytes.
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