Electrochemical method for visual detection of nonmetallic surfa

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B01D 5940

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044989601

ABSTRACT:
An electrochemical method for fast and non-destructive visual detection of nonmetallic surface inclusions in metallic substrates is provided. The method uses electrode modification techniques, wherein, for example, a monomer is electrochemically polymerized, to form a dark film on the metallic substrate, thus causing any nonconductive inclusions, which will not be coated with the film, to appear bright and highly visible.

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