Electrolysis: processes – compositions used therein – and methods – Electrolytic coating – Depositing predominantly alloy coating
Patent
1995-02-01
1996-06-11
Niebling, John
Electrolysis: processes, compositions used therein, and methods
Electrolytic coating
Depositing predominantly alloy coating
205255, 205259, 106122, 106125, 106127, C25D 356, B22F 700, C09D 500, C09D 510
Patent
active
055252060
ABSTRACT:
A brightening agent for use in tungsten alloy electroplating baths to replace hexavalent chromium plating or other hard lubrous coatings. Baths of the present invention comprise an effective amount of tungsten ions; an effective amount of a metal ion compatible with tungsten; one or more complexing agents; and an effective amount of a bath soluble alkoxylated hydroxy alkyne for providing brightening of a tungsten alloy electroplate.
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Martin Sylva
Wieczerniak Walter J.
Enthone-OMI Inc.
Niebling John
Wong Edna
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