Electrolytic removal of tin oxide from a coater

Details Electrolytic removal of tin oxide from a coater Electrolytic removal of tin oxide from a coater

1990-02-23

1993-07-13

Tufariello, T. M.

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy

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Electrostatic field or electrical discharge

C25F 100, C25F 500

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052270360

ABSTRACT:
A method for electrochemically removing tin oxide from a coater surface. A tin oxide coater is placed in an electrolytic bath to function as the cathode of a pair of cell electrodes. The tin oxide is electrolytically removed by either reducing the tin oxide to tin metal and then dissolving the tin, or creating a bubble of hydrogen gas at the coater surface/tin oxide interface. Pressure of the hydrogen gas forces the tin oxide to break away from the coater at the coater surface/tin oxide interface.

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