Anhydrous electrophoretic silver coating technique

Details Anhydrous electrophoretic silver coating technique Anhydrous electrophoretic silver coating technique

1990-09-21

1991-12-17

Niebling, John

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy

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Electrostatic field or electrical discharge

2041814, 2041802, C25D 1300

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050732404

ABSTRACT:
A process for depositing a silver coating onto a superconductor involves placing the superconductor into an alcohol solution, preferably octanol, which contains silver particles. Each silver particle is coated with a layer of oleic acid. An electrode, preferably made of silver, is also disposed in the anhydrous solution. A direct current voltage is then established on the electrode, which causes the silver particles to plate onto the superconductor. After electrophoresis, the now-plated superconductor is heated to nine hundred degrees centigrade (900.degree. C.) for approximately one (1) minute.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3860506 (1975-01-01), Nickerson
patent: 4952557 (1990-08-01), Schmidt

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